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Also how are everyone's classes going??
Also how are everyone's classes going??
Sorry!!! I forgot you haven't started yet!
Purdue has been easy on us so far. We have a real, adult day tomorrow though. How have you had Phys 1 and 2?Also how are everyone's classes going??
We've had almost all of them so far (Phys 1, Phys 2, Histology, Anatomy). An Anatomy lab and I just got out of a Histology lab which just... destroyed the entire class. Very confusing but we'll figure it out (she lies)
We take them concurrently since they don't necessarily coincide. So phys 1 is more of a cell bio type class. We're talking about proteins and cell membranes and stuff right now, whereas phys 2 is organs and stuff- we're talking about connective tissue and bones and whatnot right now.Purdue has been easy on us so far. We have a real, adult day tomorrow though. How have you had Phys 1 and 2?
Also how are everyone's classes going??
We've had almost all of them so far (Phys 1, Phys 2, Histology, Anatomy). An Anatomy lab and I just got out of a Histology lab which just... destroyed the entire class. Very confusing but we'll figure it out (she lies)
Wow so long!!! Did @katashark go to Oregon? I know she was in school for soooo long this summer...I'm so jealous!!! Almost 4 more weeks before orientation (But I get to go to Alaska for 10 days, and I'm super excited)
Yes, she did! We are on quarters so start way later, but go way longer. It's weird!Wow so long!!! Did @katashark go to Oregon? I know she was in school for soooo long this summer...
That's so weird!!! But hey! Keep enjoying your summer for me (please I'm dying already)Yes, she did! We are on quarters so start way later, but go way longer. It's weird!
I didn't see you! I obviously need to pay more attention.
I was driving! It makes sense you wouldn't see me. Had I been on foot I would have for sure said hello.
Will do, if you do the same when I'm dying next spring and you're already out!That's so weird!!! But hey! Keep enjoying your summer for me (please I'm dying already)
Also how are everyone's classes going??
We've had almost all of them so far (Phys 1, Phys 2, Histology, Anatomy). An Anatomy lab and I just got out of a Histology lab which just... destroyed the entire class. Very confusing but we'll figure it out (she lies)
Yeah! For the most part I kinda figured it out last night (I think). But still, oh man. The look on everyone's face once the TA stopped lecturing yesterday was priceless.First histo lab always leaves you feeling hopeless, it gets better (or worse, but you figure out how to sort through it). By the end you'll laugh at yourself for thinking epithelium was confusing.
Oops I'm back hahaAnatomy kicked my butt, so I get to try again. Lol. No longer a sore spot; accepted a while ago with some support. And no point in hiding it! Going to be pretty obvious when I'm at orientation in two weeks. Lol
Oops I'm back haha
Well, I have no idea who you actually are, but I'm sure we'll meet in person soon enough! Hopefully anatomy goes better for you this time around!
We take them concurrently since they don't necessarily coincide. So phys 1 is more of a cell bio type class. We're talking about proteins and cell membranes and stuff right now, whereas phys 2 is organs and stuff- we're talking about connective tissue and bones and whatnot right now.
Okay so 100000000% unrelated, but since I've never seen Up (oops) I haven't seen that scene so I watched it and low key freaked out when they were talking about hunting snipes because we definitely did that when I was pretty young in our daddy-daughter camping thing through the Y (called Indian Princess). Used to bring extra pillow cases specifically for snipe hunting
After 2 of our campouts (there were 3 a year I think?), some of us figured it out but then it was fun to make the new kids go snipe hunting and tell them stories of seeing/catching snipes before.
that's...My dad tells a story (which, knowing him, I believe is 100% true) about two older teenage boys who invited him snipe hunting when he was in elementary. They told him to bring a feed sack and a flashlight and meet them after dark. Their target was the snipe, a hairy mouse/shrewlike creature who could only be found at night.
My dad thought it was a great privilege to be invited along, especially from two older guys he looked up to, so he happily told an older family friend about his upcoming hunt. The older gentleman started busting out laughing and told my dad what they were actually up to: snipes (as described at least) were not real, and the boys were playing a trick on him.
Wanting to flip the tables on the older buddies, my dad disassembled his single-shot shotgun and put it in his sack. When he met up with the boys, they told him to go to the bottom of a ridge, open the sack, and flip on the flashlight. They would go to the top and beat the brush on their way down, yelling "snipe, snipe!" to flush them to him. He was to spot them and try to catch them, alive, in the sack.
After everyone was split up, my dad got in position and assembled his shotgun. As the boys came down the hill, snickering and calling out for their quarry, a shotgun blast from down the hill caused them to immediately shut up and run the other direction.
He says the boys never talked to him much after that.
This has been redneck stories with love2hunt.
Ugh the feels. We spent several months talking about all these different pathways in the mitochondria in biochem 2 and our physio 1 professor just SKIPPED OVER IT. "Yeah that's the Krebs cycle... glycolysis... gluconeogenesis"We have cell bio and then we have a histo class and today's histo lecture was basically like my entire undergrad cell bio in one lecture and it took me quite some time to even realize it was a histo lecture and not the actual cell bio lecture. What is even happening
Um. Vet school is actually rainbows and butterflies and sunshine and there's no confusion and everyone gets along and you always have enough time in the day and you definitely don't mentally question if you're smart enough to be there 10x a day.You guyz are scaring me. (egg and singb)
Ugh the feels. We spent several months talking about all these different pathways in the mitochondria in biochem 2 and our physio 1 professor just SKIPPED OVER IT. "Yeah that's the Krebs cycle... glycolysis... gluconeogenesis"
I have like no advantage anymore. I was counting on having those already under my belt!!!
I don't know whether to be happy or cry.Don't worry cdo, all those topics (and more) will be covered in phys 3!
Um. Vet school is actually rainbows and butterflies and sunshine and there's no confusion and everyone gets along and you always have enough time in the day and you definitely don't mentally question if you're smart enough to be there 10x a day.
Way to go. You just HAD to bring up the biochem. I could have died not knowing.I don't know whether to be happy or cry.
I'm gonna go with cry... just in case.
we're not gonna die! My muscles and joints want to die right now, but that's beside the point. But we can do it! Plus if it's actually stuff I know I can try to help.Way to go. You just HAD to bring up the biochem. I could have died not knowing.
**simba/SinbadYou guyz are scaring me. (egg and singb)
yes! I'm at Oregon! We finished June 16th and start on September 20th!Wow so long!!! Did @katashark go to Oregon? I know she was in school for soooo long this summer...
Ugh the feels. We spent several months talking about all these different pathways in the mitochondria in biochem 2 and our physio 1 professor just SKIPPED OVER IT. "Yeah that's the Krebs cycle... glycolysis... gluconeogenesis"
I have like no advantage anymore. I was counting on having those already under my belt!!!
Oh good, I was about to complain because we definitely had to know a lot about that stuff for physiology. I do not miss that class one bit.Don't worry cdo, all those topics (and more) will be covered in phys 3!
Oh good, I was about to complain because we definitely had to know a lot about that stuff for physiology. I do not miss that class one bit.
Full names correctly spelled for receptors and ligands and processes and all!!! lolYeah, we didn't get out that easy....
I had to know those too so at least I knew them at one point. I knew a lot of things at one point but I don't seem to remember anything anymore.Full names correctly spelled for receptors and ligands and processes and all!!! lol
@mmmdreamerz is awesome! Good luck with the rest of orientation and start of classes!
God I love youFun stories from the first week:
How professors think I should be:
- I learned what a radiograph of a sock looks like (it looks like a sock. Or a ghost. Ghost socks?)
- Our professor cut class short to watch the eclipse and our class collectively freaked out for like two hours about the eclipse
- I accidentally found the office of a professor I have known for three years while I was looking for a bathroom
- One of our emergency & critical care clinicians is basically the same person as me
- I've taken up impromptu anatomy tutoring and managed to throw a birthday party/anatomy lesson at the same time
- I think I'm currently about 500% more chill than your average vet student
How I am:
I, being the type of person that I am, just hosted an anatomy study session outside of my group so I went from frantic meeping, to not as frantic but not super chill meeping.Fun stories from the first week:
How professors think I should be:
- I learned what a radiograph of a sock looks like (it looks like a sock. Or a ghost. Ghost socks?)
- Our professor cut class short to watch the eclipse and our class collectively freaked out for like two hours about the eclipse
- I accidentally found the office of a professor I have known for three years while I was looking for a bathroom
- One of our emergency & critical care clinicians is basically the same person as me
- I've taken up impromptu anatomy tutoring and managed to throw a birthday party/anatomy lesson at the same time
- I think I'm currently about 500% more chill than your average vet student
How I am:
Enjoy the free time while you still can!I'm really jealous of all of you that have started classes already. I still don't even leave for orientation for 2 weeks!
*tries not to think about lectures*Class of 2021 ...
I couldn't resist posting this picture for you.
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Keep up the good work ... it may be demanding, hard and time-consuming, but you can DO IT!!!!
You're 1/128th a vet!*tries not to think about lectures*
*cries*
I know that @singhb09 mimics my feelings when it comes to that. On the bright side, I am 5/80ths (1/16ths) done with the first semester of vet school *cries more*
Hey, you gotta be excited about that!You're 1/128th a vet!
Good luck finn!!! Good luck to everyone who's having their first day today!!!!!First day!
First day!
How professors think I should be:
- I think I'm currently about 500% more chill than your average vet student
How I am: