Two Weeks

The time has finally come, and in just two weeks I will be a big step closer to Scotland. Although I thought this time would never come, I must say that the past 9 months have gone by at an extremely fast rate. There were many times and many nice moments I wish I could have put at stand still, but such is life.



I want to thank everyone I have had the opportunity of meeting, getting to know, and getting to know better throughout the year. You all have made the year worth it. Thank you!



I have learned during my time that it takes all sorts of people, of all different backgrounds, to effectively run a business like a hospital. True, the CEOs and management play a role in the daily functions, but without the unending patient care from the medical staff.....no hospital would stand. Working in the Emergency Room has allowed me to see first hand the hard work these people do, day after day, and night after night. Working nights sucks! I truly commend anyone who chooses to work nights for an extended period.



Working nights has allowed me to meet the doctors, the CNAs, and the nurses, all of whom are responsible for implementing excellent patient care. There is no stopping or resting. Even though these people, especially the nurses, have to deal with so much bs, they keep coming and keeping nursing in hopes that someone in need is truly helped. Kudos to y'all.



I have seen some craziness while working at the hospital: death, mentally unstable individuals, traumas, and people who simply don't belong in public. All of these experiences have helped me to really appreciate life's little blessings. I am extremely thankful for who I am, what I have been given, and where I am going.



I have also had some great laughs and conversations with the wonderful people i've had the distinct opportunity of working with. Wherever the future takes me, please note that I will always remember you and the wonderful times we've had together. I hope I have the opportunity to see you all again in the near future.



PS: to any of you who aren't completely happy with what your doing. CHANGE. You have but one life, and there is no reason why you can't enjoy it! I challenge each and everyone of you to pursue any aspirations that you have. Shake things up! When I get my International business off the ground, i'll be sure to give you a call if you would like a career in int. health relations.


In two weeks, I will be done with the health system, and I will commence the downhill slide towards Scotland. I'm so stoked. I'm heading to Atl. to see Gov't Mule with my best bud, then up to the "Paradise of Youth." I'm so excited to be able to run around like little kid with no qualms or responsibilities. Then the first weekend in August, i'll be a 'dad' at Happening. It is great time and i'm looking forward to the experience. Then I am giving a presentation to my sponsoring Rotary club, and I am going to see a few of my prof. who have helped to make my successes a reality. Thank you all so much for challenging me.



I don't know exactly what the future will bring, but i'm ready to dive and not look back. I'm going to let my "Soulshine" you should too! K, thanks!

Life, oh how it moves!

After a night like last night, I am counting down the days. The ER was slammed all night; people everywhere. Pure Craziness. Not to mention a healthy taste of ignorance thrown in.

Alas, as i'm trying to get mad and write with fire, Clapton is jamming in the backgroud. His melodies and riffs are quickly calming my nerves. Good music, especially in the morning, is my best driving force. It releaves my stress and lets me know things, very soon, are going to be all right.

In fact, two great bands are performing soon and I will be at both. Gov't Mule in the end of July and the legendary Paul McCartney. So if you're feeling blue or just want to meet some cool people and hear some great tunes, I insist you come one. It will be a great time. I promise to behave myself.

Peace!