...Y was home by 3 and we spent the afternoon playing croquet and badminton in our friends' backyard. I hear every day is equally as relaxing.
And then for the main event, over bratwurst and beers we listened to a story about a foreskin procedure. Complete with a demonstration using a bottle and a coozie for all of the non medical people out there (me).
This is my life. Coozie foreskins and all.
It's not too bad.
ha! I am dying. I'm trying to picture this acted-out "procedure" in my mind ... but then again, I'm not really sure I want to.
ReplyDeletehaha!! On Chris's first day of rotations, he came home & told me all about the D.R.E. he got to give his first patient. {Um yes, you should ask D if you don't know what that stands for.}
ReplyDeleteI would love to tell you that residency is totally like this... but really, I find that low expectations are the best. Expect the schedule to be completely horrible, and you'll be pleasantly surprised pretty frequently, like with this lovely sounding day :)
ReplyDeleteBut the dinner table talk, I'd say expect that always and forever. Ew.
oh my goodness if only it could be like that for the next 4 years, right? (the croquet and badminton part, that is).
ReplyDeleteThat sounds about right.
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