#CV Review

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[kaerinio]

it's monday. why tf am i sitting here having to professionally pop off at someone???

[hobbinch]

I cant fucking fathom being the type of person whose shopping experience at a big company like CVS is made worse by Seeing Someone Steal.

[lonestarbattleship]

Aircraft prepare to take off from USS SARATOGA (CV-3) during a Presidential Review by President Roosevelt, off New York City.

Note: one of SARATOGA´s two flush-deck destroyer plane guards in the upper left corner.

Date: May 31, 1934

NARA: 80-G-462893

[rollercoasterwords]

who’s ur fav alt pov 2 write in wfrau? and also r u enjoying writing 4 fun more generally w grad school and life, etc?

honestly idk if i can choose between them!!! i’ve enjoyed each one so much…like each time i’ve reached an interlude i’ve been like YAY finally i get 2 share everything that’s been going on w this guy…but also after i’ve finished writing each one i’ve been like. perfect that’s exactly enough of that no need 2 return 2 this guy’s pov again…if i had 2 pick one i guess i’d maybe say reg just bc i do love writing a little vignette abt sibling relationships falling apart…but like it was also SO fun going back & rewriting all of pt. i from remus’s pov & also w this james pov i’m writing now there r so many little bits & scenes that i’ve just been dying 2 write like they’ve been playing in the back of my head 4 ages so. idk!!

& as 4 balancing writing 4 fun w grad school. well it’s definitely changed my feelings somewhat but that is 2 be expected…back while i was working a 9-5 writing 4 fun was like. my main hobby 4 a while but now that i’ve got so much reading & writing 2 do 4 school i’ve definitely been doing less of the same in my free time & instead watching movies & tv & knitting a lot which all generally take less mental effort 4 me. i had a v long winter break which gave me lots of time 2 write 4 fun again & i’m also currently in like. a stretch of wfrau chs that i’ve been anticipating writing 4 ages so that’s why ive suddenly been writing so much after a slow stretch of months lol but my course load this semester is 2x what it was last sem & im also starting another job in like a week so. trying 2 make the most of the writing surge while it lasts…grad school doesn’t necessarily make me enjoy writing less tho it’s just that my energy has 2 go into a different type of writing so! writing remains my beloved hobby…just trying 2 make it a career path as well…

[luv4kokafox]

Complications - Atul Gawande

Rating : ★★★★ / ★★★★★

Complications is a study of the imperfections of science, taking a deep understanding of what could go wrong in the everyday practice of medicine. Atul Gawande is a well-known author in the sector of medicine, and all of his books and well regarded as must-reads!

Would I recommend a read?

TL;DR : yes! This book takes a stance on medical practices that may not be looked upon or possibly 'hidden' beneath the surface, so it is an amazing and easy to understand read for all.

The 'too-long' section:

Gawande takes an honest view of surgery and medicine, recognising that every doctor shares fallibility though society may perceive them as 'needing to be perfect', which is pressuring and simply untrue. Whilst the book may be difficult to grasp at times, the rare perspective of a surgeon is unforgettable, including not only surgeries but other problems that medical professionals may face. It really enforces the point that we are all human, and we all suffer at times. Even the professionals!

All of Gawande's books are impressive and informative, and if you have an interest in this genre, then I am sure that Complications is a perfect fit for you!

Like mentioned in the last review of Do No Harm, reading books like Complications can give you a slight advantage in medical applications as it demonstrates further reading and compassion / dedication for the subject of medicine and views surrounding it. If you are going to include it I would recommend writing about what you learned or found the most interesting! Overall, it is a great read and will give you an insight into the 'real world' of medicine!

[tumblasha]

tv review: crashing (netflix uk series)

overall rating: ★★★★/5

so a few weeks ago, i was having a solo trip around boston and my uber driver (from chattanooga, tennessee!) told me about how he and his daughter love phoebe waller bridge. naturally i mentioned that i loved her too, and he told me to watch crashing on netflix!!

it was v good. v short and a good sitcom! i laughed at all these funny british (and one french) ppl just figuring life out the best they could

synopsis: some young people (lots of 30 y/os and an older 50-ish y/o man) live *communally* in an abandoned hospital. there's some tensions between a currently-engaged man named anthony and his childhood friend lulu (phoebe <3) who's a very ... strong ... flirter and kinda makes people uncomfortable (in a funny-to-watch way)

v nice and funny and easy to binge-watch but minus one star for this scene where a man spits alc in her mouth and then kisses her (if i had to see it, so do u)

[starspaceace]

sorry i looked up this cvs near me on google review and someone gave this review. i did just die laughing btw

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[crystaldeclear]

Not me getting a 10% raise out of the blue on Bukayo's birthday. Saka stans never lose🤭

[fncyou]

being jobless sucks

[prommethium]

I just had the most horrible job interview.

They were searching for someone who could perform the work/tasks of 3 different professions (a nurse, a chemist, and an engineer.)

They were offering 300usd PER MONTH.

8 to 12 hours of work per day, working Saturdays and Sundays, YES NO FREE DAYS.

Oh, and if I took the job, I'd be working the night shift :)

[ariiiloves]

I keep falling asleep oh god