From cuteoverload.com, for you people who do not check it religiously, is a bebeh who is dreaming of nursing.


And...a howling pup.


In other news, I've decided that I'm going balls to the walls this next year for school, and treat it like a full time job. All the better to get it over and done with, with no possibilities of wasting more time. And maybe I won't hate it as much if I'm not constantly trying to get out of doing stuff. Three more years of laying down with the devil, and then hopefully an increased ability to get a cushy textbook job that could eventually become stay-at-home or something....I just don't think I'm cut out for the work force.
I feel like a lot of the reason I got burned out of school is because I ended up losing sight of what I wanted out of it. It's really hard to remember that I want an M.D. degree for reasons other than practicing medicine, when everyone else is there bragging about how badly they want to start working with 'real' patients, and profs are starting to groom you for ward work.

This past weekend, Jimmy & his fiance Kendra came up to visit for Aaron's birthday. We went to the jfk museum, ate out a lot, Aaron showed Jimmy GTA4, and on Sat night we went to the midnight movie at the Inwood theater, which was the 2nd Mad Max. I think Kendra quite disliked it, though we agreed that the feral kid was an amazing character. When the credits in the beginning showed 'feral kid' and the name of the kid who played him, I assumed it was just a nickname for an adult, but I still elbowed Aaron. Then, when I saw the real feral kid for the first time, it was totally amazing, and I was surprised that it took me 24 years to discover Mad Max. Of course, the Australian cattle dog that rode w/ him didn't hurt either.

Life is pretty boring right now, I need to work on getting Aaron and I passports before the school years starts, and am waiting for a cell phone repair from Sony Ericsson. But I'm looking forward to getting cheesecake tonight w/ a friend, and the Breaking Dawn release party on Friday at Borders. I will be up all night reading it, too...me and all the other 14 year old girls in Dallas. I am definitely more excited about this than the last Harry Potter.