I'm doing 19 things
Working my way through the textbook, slowly but surely. It keeps my brain and study skills sharp. But, even more exciting, I’ve been a lab TA for the Anatomy class at my alma mater since the start of the semester! I love keeping my hands in the dissectorial action, as it were, and it gives me the chance to hang out with fellow pre-meds and the professor. :)
Rachel's Life List
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1. visit Big Cat Rescue
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2. study anatomy
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3. write a biography of Maud Menten
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4. increase my vocabulary
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5. get up by nine every day
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6. learn how to gut and clean a fish
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7. get my splits
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8. choreograph a dance piece
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9. make a cookbook
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10. Visit North Korea
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11. Learn ASL
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12. have nice abs
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13. get into medical school
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14. learn how to roast a chicken
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15. Get out more
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16. Visit the Large Hadron Collider
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17. study biochemistry
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18. Relearn Japanese
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19. make a budget
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Recent entries
I lost a few pounds, which was great and all, but I seem to have settled at my weight set point again. Losing more weight at this point just seems futile and a waste of effort. I’ve learned to keep a better eye on what and how much I eat, but it was a silly effort to begin with (it would have put me at 99 lbs!) and I’m ready to put it to bed.
Earlier this month I saw an orthopedist in LA, and I was diagnosed with possible mild dysplasia, chronic tendonitis on my right hamstring, and femoroacetabular impingement on both hips. Yaaay.
But, with this diagnosis came a prescription for physical therapy, which starts on Thursday. :)
