Phlebotomisation and stupidity
Apr. 7th, 2013 10:51 pmFavourite moment of university so far is my anatomy lecturer's scathing criticism of vampires seen on a TV documentary:
Student life continues to be excellent. The workload is intense but manageable, I'm maintaining a social life both in and out of uni, and I'm utterly knackered but still very excited.
Tomorrow I find out where my first placement will be, which means that although I'm on a self-directed study day, I will probably be awake at an ungodly hour so that I cantype up last week's lecture notes continuously hit refresh on the Blackboard site.
Huzzah!
"These self-described vampires, they use anti-clotting agents when they phlebotomise their mates, so that they don't end up like flat-cap wearing Lancashire blokes chowing down on a black pudding... the mix of intelligence and sheer stupidity is astounding."
Student life continues to be excellent. The workload is intense but manageable, I'm maintaining a social life both in and out of uni, and I'm utterly knackered but still very excited.
Tomorrow I find out where my first placement will be, which means that although I'm on a self-directed study day, I will probably be awake at an ungodly hour so that I can
Huzzah!
My application to study BSc (Hons) Mental Health Nursing at University of Salford has been accepted, subject to producing original GCSE and degree certificates, usual health and police checks and the NHS bursary. I start on March 18th.
SO HAPPY RIGHT NOW OMG!
SO HAPPY RIGHT NOW OMG!