So this week we're back to lectures, and some small practical sessions here and there. Ever since this week, I'm much more confident in my IV cannulation and infusion skills. This week marks my seventh IV session, and I see myself getting more hits in the first try. Although I still need to be more accurate during the first entry...
Days in camp are boring. Everyone seems to have someone to talk to, whether it's their girlfriend or friends (yeap, with the 's'). Not that I don't, but it's just so sporadic. The rest are pretty much on the phone replying to other people, all the time, and I'm just listening to music, all the time. Just lying on my bed doing nothing. Either that, or spend the night time studying. At least trying to be productive in this content-heavy course.
What a life...
Anyway. Thinking about joining the Navy as an underwater medic. Small chance of getting in really. Then again, you have to be chosen. You don't get to choose these kind of things. The only thing you can do is to /express interest/, and we all know know how much that works in here...it's not that reliable at all.
Either way, it would be pretty cool. Well at least it sounds cool. I'm gonna ask all about it when the Navy guys come down for the talk. I won't even need to try to stay awake. I'll be wide awake hahahahaha. Got chance to change colour...
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