Today was the first day of orientation. It was mostly boring, but it's the official beginning of my new career. I'm pretty stoked.

I've taken the first step towards my new career. Today was pre-orientation, which is a poorly named first day of orientation. Basically, it's all paperwork. But now I've got my paperwork done, and I've got my student ID in hand. Now, all I have to do is sit through three days of boring orientation lectures, and then classes start on monday!

I've said before that I want to use this thing more, so I guess I'll write up our recent trip to Key West. CVS writes out our schedule a few weeks in advance, so I found out I had a five consecutive days off. I hadn't expected to get into school, so I didn't ask for an 'end of summer vacation.' As such, I had to take what I could get, and five ( Read more... )

I know I've made the promise 'to post more often' before, but this time I really think I mean it. I started this journal to chronicle my time in Japan, a major chapter of my life. And in August, I will be starting a new chapter in my life, as I finally begin pursuing my career in life. Though I don't think it'll be QUITE as exciting as moving to ( Read more... )

I never use this thing anymore, but I'll make an exception today. I just got accepted to pharmacy school! In four years, I'll be a Pharm D!

It's been a while since I posted on here, but today is a bit of a milestone. As of today, I have been married to Caroline for exactly two and a half years. It doesn't feel like it has been that long, and yet, at the same time, it feels like we've been together a lot longer. There have been times in my life before I met Caroline that I could have ( Read more... )

I have a house now.

We're still in Saigon. It's been a couple busy days. Yesterday, we took a city tour and saw most of the highlights. We started things off at a big temple, which I enjoyed. After that, we went to the Reunification Palace. Before the fall of Saigon, it was the president's palace, and it was really neat. I have pictures of everything. After ( Read more... )

I'm in Hong Kong right now. We're about to board the plane to Ho Chi Minh City. I've been in airplanes for 19 hours, and I am very, very glad my father-in-law brought some prescription sleeping pills. I slept like a baby on that last flight, and I'm in top shape for the rest of the day.

I'll post when I can. If I can.

I've not really been posting on here as much as I'd like because I've been so very busy recently. In the past few days I have ( Read more... )