A Benign Rotation

Spot the not: what's wrong with this picture?

But the picture's not the point. There's a whole bunch of 'em weird PGH scenes though here.

This past week, I've been snapping away at those scenes among other things, and I've finished Books 1 to 6 of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series.

I'm now at Chapter 12 of HP and the Deathly Hallows, still as read aloud by Jim Dale. So far, Book 4 (Goblet of Fire) has been my favorite, followed perhaps by Book 6's revelations and explanations on the world of Harry and its vindication of my distrust against Severus Snape.

Anyway.

This past week also saw me buying a lot of medical "review books", select titles from each of the following sets: High Yield, First Aid, Board Review Series, Blueprint, Recall, etc. It was more of a bandwagon effect, after having seen my classmates buying copies in preparation for the Medical Board Exams come August 2008.

Yes, after hearing a few weeks back the success stories of UP Medicine Class 2007 members who are now licensed physicians, the pressure has shifted to our class. I have this fear of not passing the boards (Who doesn't? Ah, maybe the topnotchers...), most notably because I'm not the "regular reader" type of student.

Let's see - I'm running out of things to write about. Which brings me to the point of this post - I'm relatively benign at this point in my Internship.