b.o.r.i.n.g.

even though "the dude" thinks he could never get bored as a psychiatrist, i am already bored. perhaps because i don't really do anything or make any real decisions. among my colleagues*, this seems to be the determining factor as to whether or not you enjoy your rotation. (at least this early in the game... i hear later it becomes how good your hours are...)

*it's fun to call my friends "colleagues"

here's a picture of what i stare at for hours a day... minus "the dude" and the patient...

at least he is giving me a lot of hints for my "post-rotation exam"... and i really like him. he's funny and enjoyable. i just do NOT want to be a psychiatrist. (in case i haven't mentioned it before...)

******

as promised... i said i'd let you know what i ended up doing this morning. i went in about 7:45. it took me a little bit to realize "the dude" went in ahead of me (EARRRRRRLY this morning) and saw his patients, and signed off an imaginary note that i was to later fill in on my patients. that was nice of him, eh? (did i mention he's canadian?). when i met up with him at the residential facility (office shown above), he mentioned something about he thought about calling to have me go ahead and come in earlier. blast!