Hello all!
I've been so hideously busy lately, which is why there haven't been any new posts.
I had my Neurology exam last Monday (went well), a practical on Thursday (also went very well), and tomorrow (Monday) I have another midterm (clinical skills). I also have my Cardiology midterm on Friday.
Needless to say, I'm quite busy. I'm hoping to post Friday because that's when my spring break starts! The boy and I are heading to Boston :) Can't wait!
Updates soon!
P.S. The kitties are getting along....nicely!
February 27, 2011
February 19, 2011
Meet...
Tipsy.
Yes, I know we said we weren't going to get another cat, and yes, I know I'm going to get two phone calls whenever two certain people see this post {you know who you are}, but that doesn't change the fact that we still desperately wanted a playmate for Lily cat.
I had accepted the fact that Lily was to be an only child, until.....the boy said "I want a cat."
"Ohhhhh realllllyyy!?!!! OKAY!"
That's pretty much all it took. The fact that it was no longer my idea made it so much more of a good idea! So that is how it started. I am hard to convince, I know.
We went to a PetSmart adoption weekend, and fell in love with this little fur ball known as Tipsy, and here we are.
So far she likes to sit on the window sill, play with her collar (instead of actually leaving it on), and roam around the room. We are taking the steps to introduce the two girls the proper way, so they haven't formally met yet, except for a couple hisses. Right now they are stationed in separate rooms.
And for the record, her name is Tipsy because she has a white tip on her tail. Not because she is well...tipsy :)
The woman that helped us through the process was so thankful that Tipsy found a good home. It really makes it all worth it when you hear how sincerely grateful the volunteers and coordinators are that you are saving one of their cats lives. I know they say cats have nine lives, but cats here in Philadelphia have only three days.
Remember always, ADOPT!
I had accepted the fact that Lily was to be an only child, until.....the boy said "I want a cat."
"Ohhhhh realllllyyy!?!!! OKAY!"
That's pretty much all it took. The fact that it was no longer my idea made it so much more of a good idea! So that is how it started. I am hard to convince, I know.
We went to a PetSmart adoption weekend, and fell in love with this little fur ball known as Tipsy, and here we are.
So far she likes to sit on the window sill, play with her collar (instead of actually leaving it on), and roam around the room. We are taking the steps to introduce the two girls the proper way, so they haven't formally met yet, except for a couple hisses. Right now they are stationed in separate rooms.
And for the record, her name is Tipsy because she has a white tip on her tail. Not because she is well...tipsy :)
The woman that helped us through the process was so thankful that Tipsy found a good home. It really makes it all worth it when you hear how sincerely grateful the volunteers and coordinators are that you are saving one of their cats lives. I know they say cats have nine lives, but cats here in Philadelphia have only three days.
Remember always, ADOPT!
February 15, 2011
Sweet Saint Valentine
Happy {a little bit late} Valentine's Day everyone!
This Valentine's Day was a huge cooking success.
I'm sure you're wondering how I got so good at cooking in such a short amount of time from my last cooking mishap. Well, I didn't get any better. The boy cooked. That was my lovely valentine's day gift :) Much needed I may add. Homestyle cookin' was exactly what the doctor ordered after all of this studying craziness. I have a neuro anatomy/neuro pharm test Monday. Super pumped for that. Not. Boy got a cute little hand-made (with the help of photoshop) Valentine's message.
Anywho, he made a super yummy chicken pot pie, and we had caramel carrot cake as dessert.
Here are some tasty photos of the meal.
Also, an unexpected Valentine's Day present for the both of us came yesterday. Engagement photos! I have such a life-consuming amount of studying left to do before Monday, so I'll leave you with a few to look at.
We've got a million out-takes of this one.
Enjoy the love!
This Valentine's Day was a huge cooking success.
I'm sure you're wondering how I got so good at cooking in such a short amount of time from my last cooking mishap. Well, I didn't get any better. The boy cooked. That was my lovely valentine's day gift :) Much needed I may add. Homestyle cookin' was exactly what the doctor ordered after all of this studying craziness. I have a neuro anatomy/neuro pharm test Monday. Super pumped for that. Not. Boy got a cute little hand-made (with the help of photoshop) Valentine's message.
Anywho, he made a super yummy chicken pot pie, and we had caramel carrot cake as dessert.
Here are some tasty photos of the meal.
Also, an unexpected Valentine's Day present for the both of us came yesterday. Engagement photos! I have such a life-consuming amount of studying left to do before Monday, so I'll leave you with a few to look at.
We've got a million out-takes of this one.
Enjoy the love!
{Engagement Photos by the amazingly amazing Sarah Schultz Photography}
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