Face Of New Orleans

Man, blog is a fun word to say when you’re tired. Only one more day till spring break for me. Wahoo! Maybe now I’ll actually have time to catch up on some reading for Histology……….and hopefully build my frequency-modulating ultrasonic receiver (and no, I’m not joking). Anyways, I have a blog set up on my site, and I’ll probably post some crap there occasionally that I won’t post here…….for whatever reason tickles my butt. http://www.kincke.com/myblog/blogs/ It’s got RSS set up on it, so if you have a client that does live newsfeeds (like Firefox) you can have your very own Dr. Meado’s Blog RSS feed for only 13.57 handjobs……..god I need a nap…

I’m very annoyed that there was no Scrubs this week………makey Meado sad………very sad indeed. One thought that I do enjoy rolling around my brain and, occasionally off my tongue, is the simple little phrase “Dr. Kincke.” The closer I get to finishing undergrad, the weirder I feel about what people’s expectations of me will become. Not to say that I’ll ever become “old.” I fully plan on doing rounds in clown shoes at least once a week. I’m not quite sure what the whole point of this statement was……but ferris wheels are pretty…………mmmmmmm…….ferris wheels…..

You are…Dr. CoxA.K.A. “The Big Jerk” Rebel, thy name is YOU! You don’t do things by the rules — at all — and you’re damn proud of it, despite the fact that such a philosophy tends to bite you in the ass more often than you like. Your brusque and sarcastic manner puts off most around you, but your high standards elicit nothing but respect. It’s possible that your rough exterior is a cover to deeper, more vulnerable feelings inside. Only you know for sure.

I’ve discovered that those involved in the medical community, although great people, are just a smidge pompous. I haven’t determined this from a bad or series of bad experiences with those in question, moreover from reading medical textbooks. Currently, my literary choice is limited to Histology: A Text And Atlas. Now, I am one to enjoy the use of “big words,” however there comes a time when one must ask oneself, “do I sound intelligent, or merely a royal prick.” Here’s some examples just so you will be enlightened: reniform and erythrocyte. Reniform-Having the form or shape of a kidney. Erythrocyte-a mature blood cell (more specifically red). Now, I’m well aware that saying “reniform” is somewhat shorter than “kidney-shaped,” and “erythrocyte” sounds a bit more intelligent than merely stating “red blood cell,” but after about 400 or so pages of pompous jackasses making me get out a dictionary for non-medical words, I grew a bit tired. It would be one thing if it were to take more time to understand the creation process of a red or white blood cell, but it takes more to find out what “granulopoiesis” means. Barg……….that’s how I feel about these people…..just barg. “It’s a monochromatic blending of calcified ectoplasm” a.k.a. “it’s eggshell.” Just something to ponder.