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Jun. 23rd, 2006 04:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bodldopsIt is hot.
No, really.
106 degrees in the shade hot.
Dear Mr Client person: Do not call us out in the afternoon to do a long procedure. You are making vet students cry, and we already have enough to cry about, say thankya.
SPEAKING OF WHICH: I am now a second year student. I PASSED! *does the dance of great joy* Of course, being in clinics, I now know just how much I don't know. But that is okay. That is why I am here.
Also? It amuses us greatly when you call up and ask that 'the smart vet' be sent out today. Especially when your horse has only been seen one time by us, EVER. You make us laugh.
Here is another thing I want to know: Why is it okay, in some peoples' minds, to leave their horse out in a field with no shade in 100+ degree heat? Horses get hot too. ... As do vet students that get called out to treat said horses in the field with no shade. *melts, slightly*
I'm on call Saturday night. I am not sure if I'm really really hoping I get called in, because oooh cool emergency, or really really hoping I don't get called in, because the shift is from 8pm to 8am, so. Either way, it's better than being on call during the day, when there's supposedly 110+ weather predicted. FUN!
Lessee, what else...
Huh. Am reading job offer up on the wall for a dairy practice up in Wisconsin. They visit some amish farms, evidently, on top of everything else. I wonder if there's any restrictions put on what the vet can do, in those sorts of situations. Curious.
Evidently there is some deranged idiot setting fires along the three major highways in the Sacramento area. Very, very not cool, git. We all have to breathe that air, you know, and the delta breeze isn't coming for another week, if the forecasters are right. Grr.
Ahem. Gordon Ramsay makes me happy. As does Philipe. That is all. I wonder if there are Hell's Kitchen icons.
Argh. Am tired, and I have no idea why. I didn't do a whole lot of physical work today, no handfloats or anything. That last horse was a handful, but it was only the one horse. Grr. Not cool, self.
*waits for fellow student to get done price-checking for a client so we can go get fruit and such. Yum*
No, really.
106 degrees in the shade hot.
Dear Mr Client person: Do not call us out in the afternoon to do a long procedure. You are making vet students cry, and we already have enough to cry about, say thankya.
SPEAKING OF WHICH: I am now a second year student. I PASSED! *does the dance of great joy* Of course, being in clinics, I now know just how much I don't know. But that is okay. That is why I am here.
Also? It amuses us greatly when you call up and ask that 'the smart vet' be sent out today. Especially when your horse has only been seen one time by us, EVER. You make us laugh.
Here is another thing I want to know: Why is it okay, in some peoples' minds, to leave their horse out in a field with no shade in 100+ degree heat? Horses get hot too. ... As do vet students that get called out to treat said horses in the field with no shade. *melts, slightly*
I'm on call Saturday night. I am not sure if I'm really really hoping I get called in, because oooh cool emergency, or really really hoping I don't get called in, because the shift is from 8pm to 8am, so. Either way, it's better than being on call during the day, when there's supposedly 110+ weather predicted. FUN!
Lessee, what else...
Huh. Am reading job offer up on the wall for a dairy practice up in Wisconsin. They visit some amish farms, evidently, on top of everything else. I wonder if there's any restrictions put on what the vet can do, in those sorts of situations. Curious.
Evidently there is some deranged idiot setting fires along the three major highways in the Sacramento area. Very, very not cool, git. We all have to breathe that air, you know, and the delta breeze isn't coming for another week, if the forecasters are right. Grr.
Ahem. Gordon Ramsay makes me happy. As does Philipe. That is all. I wonder if there are Hell's Kitchen icons.
Argh. Am tired, and I have no idea why. I didn't do a whole lot of physical work today, no handfloats or anything. That last horse was a handful, but it was only the one horse. Grr. Not cool, self.
*waits for fellow student to get done price-checking for a client so we can go get fruit and such. Yum*
