Odds and ends of the end.
Tonight is my last. call. ever. (Well, last in-house call as a resident) Woo-hoo. I can't believe it's almost over.
Today I was interviewed by our local paper since I'm staying on here in town as a physician. The reporter used a recorder and everything. I felt so self-conscious in that situation - it was very bizarre. Then she took my picture, which I didn't now was happening today. Perhaps I would have done something different with my hair.
I'm almost done with my paper. Just a few finishing touches to add.
Three different people stopped me on Sunday at the church lunch to say that they had seen my letter in World magazine. I felt famous.
I still can't believe I have less than a week left.
Today I was interviewed by our local paper since I'm staying on here in town as a physician. The reporter used a recorder and everything. I felt so self-conscious in that situation - it was very bizarre. Then she took my picture, which I didn't now was happening today. Perhaps I would have done something different with my hair.
I'm almost done with my paper. Just a few finishing touches to add.
Three different people stopped me on Sunday at the church lunch to say that they had seen my letter in World magazine. I felt famous.
I still can't believe I have less than a week left.
Comments
You should share the link to the article when it comes out. Between your letter in World and the article, you ~are~ famous! :)