I'm riding the Chinatown Bus up to New York City for the third time in the past eight months. I would actually consider this one of my more successful trips, because we didn't change routes and drive to the Eastern shore, and nobody's luggage has been stolen. Not yet, anyway. There has, however, been a yelling match between one of the passengers and the bus driver... but let's be honest, that's only to be expected.
Anyway, I'm just excited that there's internet available on this bus. Gee golly willikers, what'll they think of next!? I'm not quite sure how it works, but I'm going to assume that it involves either black magic or Rebel from Heroes.
UPDATE: Our bus just got heckled by an SUV full of high school girls. I don't know what's happening in my life anymore.
Call of the Wild
Dwight, James, Katie, and I went hiking today at Crabtree Falls. The weather gods smiled upon us and held back the rain in spite of the 80% chance of precipitation forecast. Take that, weather.com!During the hike, we met a dog with no collar or tags that will henceforth be referred to as Spirit of the Mountain. Spirit would randomly appear in front of us during the hike, run around with Titan for a few minutes, and then disappear again. He would appear again out of nowhere, without fail, in a matter of minutes. It was like Spirit was guiding us to our destination, not that we needed it on the extremely well-blazed and well-maintained path. Still, it was nice to know that the mountain was looking out for us.
On the drive home, we stopped and got ice cream from a local shop. And that's how we gained back the 2000 calories that we burned during the hike.
Proof That I'm on Spring Break
My mind has officially shut down. I went to the U-Singers Banquet this afternoon to celebrate the end of the year with them as the cool/creepy alum, and I purposely ate there so that I wouldn't have to cook dinner tonight. Then I came home, talked to Nosheen for awhile, realized it was pretty late, and decided to make some shrimp stir-fry. It wasn't until I had finished the entire bowl and decided to move on to some leftover Qdoba chips I had in the fridge when I remembered that I had, in fact, already eaten dinner. What is wrong with me??
Foxfields: Disney for Big Kids
Foxfields has come and gone. I would have posted about it earlier, but I literally spent the entirety of yesterday recovering from what transpired. There was drinking, there were horses, and there was more drinking. I spent the majority of my time at the Med School plot, since Nosheen and I were in charge of the event this year. And there was really no reason to leave: we had Raising Cane's chicken tenders, Subway sandwiches, a DeWalt boombox, and shade from our glorious canopies. I legitimately do not know what I would have done without those tents, because I would certainly have had a heat stroke and died.All in all, it was a pretty solid weekend and a great end to M1. Here's to a new school year and a new layout to go with it!
The Greatest Day
Tomorrow is Foxfields. Nothing can prepare me for what I am about to experience. God, I love UVA.
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As of today, I am a second year medical student. Well, pending the release of my final exam grades, of course. I can't believe that I'm a fourth of the way to being a real, live doctor! I am the greatest! RAWR!!
In other news, I have yet to see Crank: High Voltage, the new Jason Statham movie that I've been hankering to see. Luckily, he already has another one in the works. Lindsay, this one's for you:
In other news, I have yet to see Crank: High Voltage, the new Jason Statham movie that I've been hankering to see. Luckily, he already has another one in the works. Lindsay, this one's for you:
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