Always a Student

Summer is in full swing (and has been for a while). I'm currently in my second semester of chemistry at a state college near my house, preparing for a lifetime in the medical field. I'm doing very well, and am very glad that I don't need to spend the 3 hours out of class for every hour in class that they suggested.

I'm working at BU once or twice a week, and I'm loving it. Honestly, the worst part is the commute. I find that many of the lead instructors are willing to let me lead as much as I'm comfortable, which is great. It's interesting to be on the teaching side of the table, so soon after being a student.

I also took a CPR instructor course--I have to teach two classes before I officially finish the course. It was interesting--the AHA has found that videoinstruction is the best way to teach CPR, so there wasn't a lot to learn in the course.

I'm also currently working my way through Kelly Grayson's "A Paramedic's Story: Life, Death, and Everything in Between." So far, I love it.

I'm in class now, so I should go pay attention to the lecture, but here's for the quick update on my life.