CHO Prom 2009

Sorry for the late posting of these photos...

more halloween pics

post-graduation plans

a running list of post-graduation plans (by kensho and andrew):

susan: primary care in alaska
casey: motherhood/ed2 (updated 11/7)
scott: b&d
jen cook: primary care?
shayna: nicu (at Stanford!)
abigail: endo (at UCSD! UPDATED 2/19)
kensho: pulm
tisha: hospitalist (UPDATED 11/7)
christi: primary care
rachel: international?
mike: adolescent
christina: hospitalist (UPDATED 11/8)
jen louie: primary care
amy: primary care
heather: child abuse (at CHOP! UPDATED 1/15)
andrew: picu
taizo: heme/onc (at Denver! UPDATED 5/6)
vivien: gi
mikie: id
kai: gi?
dayna: psych
rusha: primary care
sornya: ?
allie: still deciding?
wanny: international
rajeev: picu (UPDATED 5/6)
brittany: nicu
wendy: cards

please make corrections!!

doctor slang

this article is from britain, but it's still hilarious...

<http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/em/fr/-/2/hi/health/3159813.stm>

A new year... a new look

Thought I'd change up the look of the site (Andrew can change it back if he doesn't approve). Here's to our last year! Happy posting!

Poker night

zza's

pix from happy hour at zza's...

CHO ski trip photos

i only have photos from Saturday night to Sunday...

a big thanks to heather for organizing!!

Ohlone Wilderness Trail

Rush, Guy, Susan, Allie, and I just got back from hiking the Ohlone Wilderness Trail. We left early Saturday morning and got on the trail by 9:30am. 7 hours and 14 miles later, we finally made it to our campsite. The trail involved a ton of climbing, maybe 5500 feet total on that first day, and we were beat. But nothing beats a nice hot dinner and a warm campfire at the end of a long day. The 2nd day was mellow, only 6 miles, which I think we were all thankful for. The trip was a ton of fun, and it reminded me of why I used to go backpacking so much. We'll have to do another trip sometime.

p.s. Who's up for a ski trip?

papamingo

how many times must i explain the goodness that is papamingo?!

heard of pinkberry? papamingo is the only east bay equivlaent. it's the korean frozen yogurt craze that is all the rage in LA. although, it's not really fro-yo. it's soooooo much better. it's this tangy, tart, natural yogurt (comes in green tea and pomegrante too) and you can pick your choice of toppings - fresh fruit, little mochi balls, chocolate chips, nuts, captain crunch, etc. it's overpriced and sometimes the fruit is still frozen, but it's oh so good. delicious.

papamingo's on channing right at the corner of telegraph. anytime anyone wanna try, i'm there!

make the pain go away

i am officially done with 6 out of 8 straight days of ED shifts. two more to go, but i'm working the crappy "clinic-to-1am" shift tomorrow, followed by 11a-9p the next day. i'm thinking i might not even go home in between. are there any med students using the transport call room, or can i crash that?

and what the heck is papamingo?

the icing on the cake

how am i welcomed back at summit? the garage is closed and i have to park on the street and move my car again in the morning and i get greeted with 3 admissions. couldn't at least one have come while i was on transport? now, i must get papmingo...

summit sucks

summit senior = scut monkey. i wrote ten thousand dcas and hmpcs today. then just as things were settling down, i got called out for transport. now i'm sitting in the lounge eating stale bread from dinner and taking my sweet time to get back to summit. oh, how i long for the days of day float. who wants papamingo tomorrow?!!

I'm back...

After what feels like a long hiatus from photo-taking/memory-making, I'm back with new photos on my Picasa website. Click on the link to the right to view pics from 1) Eddie's fundraiser at Pyramid for the PCF, and 2) Halloween pics from Medjool!

Tisha.

Viv says baby's are stooopid

I agree with her because she's my call buddy. No interns should ever complain about not getting dinner any more because Viv ate an Asian pear and chocolate covered macadamia nuts. She is now full. That is all for now from the land of bebe.