I've read to many heavy/deep/depressing novels recently, and I'm looking for something easy and entertaining to read on my upcoming vacation. I'm trying to get back into reading mystery and am a general newbie to the genre, and was looking for a novel that is a bit "lighter".
Listed an item for sale, priced to sell. Get a few nibbles right away, including someone who asks a few questions and then states they will pay full price, they can come pick up at 3. I send them my address at 2:30 and they reply "that's not it City". Oops, sure enough, I had accidentally listed the item to where my parents live about 90 minutes away (I was helping them sell some stuff the week prior).
Explained the problem, told the guy I was willing to deliver the item Saturday when I was next over in his city. Buyer says thanks but he's not interested, then leaves a 1 star review.
I'm a current second year building my junior clinical rotation lists and everyone keeps telling me to add at least one fun or unique elective.
For all the graduates and upperclassman out there, what were some of your favorite rotations? I know it varies by school, but I got to a school with an established teaching hospital that also allows you to "build-your-own" electives, so nothing's off the table!
Also, if it matters, I'm going to track general/mixed, and I have interests in small animal GP and livestock.
I'm a current second year building my clinical rotation lists and everyone keeps telling me to add at least one fun or unique elective.
For all the graduates and upperclassman out there, what are some of your favorite rotations? I know it varies by school, but I got to a school with an established teaching hospital that also allows you to "build-your-own" electives to, so nothing's off the table!
Also, if it matters, I'm going to track general/mixed, and I have interests in small animal GP and livestock.