Okay, now that I work in a real-life hospital, I have some comments I would like to make. A few of my 'Grey's Anatomy' illusions have been shattered, however, one was redeemed yesterday. Let me share:

*It's been two weeks now since I started, and I ride in elevators probably 6-8 times a day. I have yet to have a McDreamy moment though. A great disappointment. I'm usually the ONLY one in the elevator, and never have I seen more than 3 people in at a time. (Remember the Grey's episode when Meredith and McDreamy both tell someone billing is in the basement? that was a lot of people on that elevator!) However, yesterday, finally, I did ride in the elevator with a dark handsome man, a med student actually, but I smiled as I thought of telling you all I finally rode with a hottie. Oh and once I stood at the back holding the hand rail things like Meredith does in the menu screen, and I did it on purpose.

*I actually work for the respiratory department, so part of my training I had to learn about all the supplies. Yeah, it was actually pretty gross. I got to see all the breathing bag things, intubation tools, tracheotomy stuff, face masks, gowns, EVERYTHING.

My mom just came in and started talking to me, and I lost my train of thought. I'll have to come back to this at a later time. But just to share the exciting news with you all, I'm applying to a clinical psychology PhD program. I know it sounds like I'm joking, but I'm not. I'm really excited about it. I haven't actually taken a psychology class, which may be a problem, but we'll see. So say a prayer for me!