Work.

[porphyrin]

I got home yesterday at 5.

Here I am again.

I'll be here until 1:30 pm tomorrow.

Then I have to shower, change, and grab stuff for the baby shower. Then I have to host the frappin' thing.

This was NOT a smart scheduling/time-budgeting thing on my part.

Comments

[brithistorian.livejournal.com]

Good luck - hopefully it will be a slow night and you'll actually be able to get some sleep. Seriously, I saw the treatment of residents when I was a unit clerk in a local NICU and I was so glad that I had realized early on that I don't have the stomach for medicine and chosen another career path. You totally have my sympathy.

[naomikritzer]

Some time when you're not camping out in hell, could you explain how the whole residency thing works for those of us who are clueless? I have a vague sense of how doctors get trained (you go to med school, and then have an internship year, and then do a residency in your chosen specialty, for two years to ten depending on whether your specialty is Family Practice or Neurosurgery) but the actual parameters of this form of indentured servitude are a mystery to me.