ah the freedom...i can just about taste it!

mmm...Greg spoils me sometimes with his cooking I swear. I really should have him describe what he made because it sounds way better coming from him but anyways it was delicious. A mini feast (somewhat on the frou-frou side he said) to celebrate being done with our written exams for a hell of a long time...months and months and months! Yay! I am so excited, my hand is ecstatic, and it means that I'm that much closer. Just one more exam to go and then off to the hospital I go. (All I need is just to know that all were passed and that I'm Ok of course then I'd really be falling over in happiness.) Its still 5 days away though until clinical competencies on Monday and its raining outside (the first time in 4 days I get a break and its not sunny...of course!) so I'm getting into bed with my belly full of salmon, roasted fennel, asparagus, baby boiled potatoes and yummy buttery hollandaise sauce watching a movie and falling asleep. I think I deserve it. :)

Oh, the test went great. Greg and I decided that we really didn't study for the MCQ's as much as the big concepts, with examples and all that jazz so we know that we killed on the short notes (with me writing and writing till I could not write anymore) but just did Ok on the multiple choice. Eh, I can live with that. Health Behavior and Society should be about the big ethical ideas and dilemmas and not the: which is the most important reason for getting health insurance in Africa? a. so you don't have to wait forever for treatment, b. you don't get stuck with a big bill, c. so you get better treatment from a specialist, d. so you get to go to a nice hospital with all the trimmings to make you better, and e. oh yeah, there was no "all of the above" on that one. Go figure.