I have officially started my last clinical rotation at Carter Rehab with my guy Joe, who will hopefully let me graduate come March. I have my big test set up for the end of Jan (minus $1K), despite Veronica's "help". And I am getting vaccinated on Tuesday. Yay.
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| Roger's favorite part of hunting with me. The snacks. |
The week went by pretty quick and it's cool to see all the changes they've made to accommodate Covid and their susceptible patient pool. Also cool to see all the weird neurological things they're dealing with here. Definitely a unique scenario. But it's interesting and, more importantly, it's chill.
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| Me hunting again. In glasses since my contacts aren't in yet. |
Roger was sad that his last week of hunting was unsuccessful. But he has been ridiculously lucky (and undeterred by school) in the past, so he'll get over it. Plus, he's got lots more hunts in the future, so he'll be fine.
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| Sunday naps. Don't tell Roger I posted this. |
He was excited that I got to go with him on Saturday, even though I'm the worst hunting buddy. I'm bad at glassing because I can't see anything and we don't speak in the same directions. And I'm bad at hunting because it's hard to be quiet when you can't feel your feet and your pants don't fit right, so you can't really move. Plus the knee makes the downhill challenging. All to say - don't bring me hunting if you want to bring home a deer.
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| Hunting. Again. |
Other exciting news is that I am most likely doing a Ragnar in August ("most likely" bc I'm still finalizing the details). So Roger's going to help me train. He's especially exciting about the 6.5mi loop that gains and then loses 3K feet in elevation. And also the plunger fUncle Aaron got us off our registry has already come in handy. So thanks for that.
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