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I'm trying to enjoy my time before March 22, when I pick up my 8 week clinical and am going to be pressed for time. I'm keeping up with my classes, but am finding time to read for pleasure. I started the Percy Jackson series (finished book 2 last night and started 3). It's turning into a thing where I buy the book then pass it off to one of my co-workers (Syreeta) and then when I get it back passing it off to one of my friends (Candice). Yes, there are plans to see the movie.
Went to my first 4 year old birthday party on Monday. I had fun, it was good to spend time with friends and watch how excited all the kids got, but at the same time my social anxiety started acting up. There were I few times where I had that panicked 'too many people, small space' feeling/thoughts. I got through it, no panic attacks. I haven't had any in years. I still get anxious, but I haven't had a panic attack, which is a huge relief...panic attacks are exhausting and embarassing.
I could talk about how my grandma's driving me a bit batty lately, but she and I will just deal. I think having the person you live with get on your nerves occasionally is normal.
The next few days promise to be a bit stressful. I'm in charge of watching the puppy while my parents are visiting my brother. Finding time for a group project, insulin check off, clinical prep, clincal, studying for the upcoming quiz and test while also being ready for work while meeting the puppy and kitten's needs should be an interesting juggle of good time management. I tell myself I know the meaning of 'good time management' and yet I question if I really do. Should be interesting!
Went to my first 4 year old birthday party on Monday. I had fun, it was good to spend time with friends and watch how excited all the kids got, but at the same time my social anxiety started acting up. There were I few times where I had that panicked 'too many people, small space' feeling/thoughts. I got through it, no panic attacks. I haven't had any in years. I still get anxious, but I haven't had a panic attack, which is a huge relief...panic attacks are exhausting and embarassing.
I could talk about how my grandma's driving me a bit batty lately, but she and I will just deal. I think having the person you live with get on your nerves occasionally is normal.
The next few days promise to be a bit stressful. I'm in charge of watching the puppy while my parents are visiting my brother. Finding time for a group project, insulin check off, clinical prep, clincal, studying for the upcoming quiz and test while also being ready for work while meeting the puppy and kitten's needs should be an interesting juggle of good time management. I tell myself I know the meaning of 'good time management' and yet I question if I really do. Should be interesting!