It's been a bad day to end a very long, rough week. As if not knowing if it's my back that's messed the fuck up as much as my hip wasn't bad enough, as if having my insurance dick me around at the PT clinic, as if being told I might always have to walk with a cane wasn't bad enough today was a clusterfuck.
Starting at 8 AM. I've already run 50 of my 60 nursing students through the online lab on Wed. Today the virtual lab is dead and gone. I'm still waiting to hear if it's a glitch or if they tried to quietly deep six it while forcing us to use the newer not better labs. So that was a waste of everyone's time.
I had to race all over god's creation to try and force thru that provost grant that I only found out about yesterday that was due today. I think that might be the only thing that worked today.
Found out the new lab books had edited out a ton of the hands on stuff we used to do in favor of biopac labs. Well fuck you too McGraw-Hill. Not every university HAS biopac. It's only one of many physiology interactive hand held computer testing packs. I can't just substitute my own into it. That lab also got truncated.
Was talking to a coworker who told me I'm wrong about promotion (which actually could be a good thing) But then went on to tell me there had been a job open at OU (In Athens) in the cadaver lab for the medical school. I did NOT see it on the job boards. I'm really upset by this. I'm upset I didn't know about it. I'm upset that she didn't tell me when she knew she didn't want to try (she's too old). I'm upset that really the perfect job passed me by and now I KNOW that it did. I mean I'd be an hour closer to home. I'd be in a town where most my friends live. I'd be at a much better school with much students. I am almost as sad about this as I was about losing out on IUP because of that letter of recommendation thing.
Then I came home and saw my shifter story was rejected. I was sad because well rejection hurts but unlike Simmer where I expected it, I really thought this one fit the anthology.
And then my brother got some bad news when the Chron's super specialist was not entirely sure wtf is going on with him. It's like me and my brother are racing our parents to the grave.
There were a few good things.
seta_suzume introduced me to a webcomic site and I saw this. I'm just starting it but I love the art. I can't promise it's good but I can say it looks promising. Sfeer Theory
And I'm already galloping through Brandon Sanderson's The Bands of Mourning. In a day I'm 150 pages in. I've had two others I was reading that took me a week to get 90 pages in...
And I wrote an original story for a Chuck Wendig challenge and for
picfor1000. You can find it here
Starting at 8 AM. I've already run 50 of my 60 nursing students through the online lab on Wed. Today the virtual lab is dead and gone. I'm still waiting to hear if it's a glitch or if they tried to quietly deep six it while forcing us to use the newer not better labs. So that was a waste of everyone's time.
I had to race all over god's creation to try and force thru that provost grant that I only found out about yesterday that was due today. I think that might be the only thing that worked today.
Found out the new lab books had edited out a ton of the hands on stuff we used to do in favor of biopac labs. Well fuck you too McGraw-Hill. Not every university HAS biopac. It's only one of many physiology interactive hand held computer testing packs. I can't just substitute my own into it. That lab also got truncated.
Was talking to a coworker who told me I'm wrong about promotion (which actually could be a good thing) But then went on to tell me there had been a job open at OU (In Athens) in the cadaver lab for the medical school. I did NOT see it on the job boards. I'm really upset by this. I'm upset I didn't know about it. I'm upset that she didn't tell me when she knew she didn't want to try (she's too old). I'm upset that really the perfect job passed me by and now I KNOW that it did. I mean I'd be an hour closer to home. I'd be in a town where most my friends live. I'd be at a much better school with much students. I am almost as sad about this as I was about losing out on IUP because of that letter of recommendation thing.
Then I came home and saw my shifter story was rejected. I was sad because well rejection hurts but unlike Simmer where I expected it, I really thought this one fit the anthology.
And then my brother got some bad news when the Chron's super specialist was not entirely sure wtf is going on with him. It's like me and my brother are racing our parents to the grave.
There were a few good things.
And I'm already galloping through Brandon Sanderson's The Bands of Mourning. In a day I'm 150 pages in. I've had two others I was reading that took me a week to get 90 pages in...
And I wrote an original story for a Chuck Wendig challenge and for
