Finished clinical!!! Yeah, babe. :)

It wasn't too bad but it wasn't the greatest stuff in the world - showering, toileting and giving enemas to men over the age of 50. Yeah, good stuff. No!!!

Now I am at avondale - socialing, saying goodbyes and wrapping up loose ends from the semester. It is a bit crazy and hopefully I don't forget anything. :)

Most people will be gone by Wednesday. On Thursday I am going to the airport with Becky and then travelling down to Melbourne by bus. Ah, Melbourne. A whole new sociaising group. Yeah!!! :)

Got to talk to my folks today. I realised that it is least than a month before I see them again. Man, i must be missing them if I am counting down, huh
? :)

See ya later,

Sharona

HI all,

Sorry, I have been so busy that I just haven't written for ages - and at one stage I thought exams would have been the busiest time of my life. Yeah, right!1

Ok, really quickly - what has been happening:

Kel's surgery and family come down - ok but stressful

Visited Avondale for the JAC banquet - it was so much fun and the biggest destresser in the world. I will try and put pictures up some time :)

Kel returned from hospital

Started clinical - have learnt many things, even did an emedea the other day - I think nursing is the only career where you get excited about putting stuff up other people's butts. :)

Have two more days of clinical

Hope to go back to Avondale to say goodbye (some people I won't see agian for a long time) :(

Plan to go to melbourne next week - I am so homesick for down south

Come back to the SAN - have Xmas with Kel

Go to QLD and visit my grandma for a week

Come back and have time with my folks and get work (Chris would have then returned from meeting the "in-laws" in the US - poor bugger)

And that is roughly it. I am looking forward to a break. It may be in a while but am still looking forward to it.

I am excited - only 2 more days, one assessment and one assignment and I have finished my first year at uni!! I feel my age. :)

Got to run. Lunch break only lasts so long,

Sharona