about a month ago a summer of dreams 2011 miracle occurred: i got a job. i'll be honest, going from working zero hours a week, and only having to worry about if the sun was going to shine that day for a good tan, to all of the sudden cranking a forty-two hour work week, was pretty tough. working felt good though. and it still feels good. i love that i am helping people. i love that i get paid to do good things. i love that medicine is so gratifying. dr. jensen, the surgeon who i assist is pretty amazing. he came from the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota. the mayo clinic is like the mother of all clinics. it's pretty big time, and so is dr. jensen. i am so blessed to be working with such phenomenal gifted and talented individuals.
even though my work weeks can be a little out of control, and sometimes i don't like that i only get 5 hours of sleep each night because i am trying to live my college lifestyle AND my full-time-job-career-real-life-lifestyle, and even though the dodgers haven't won a world series since 1988, and even though the weather in utah is not 80 degrees and sunny with an ocean breeze, and even though i eat white chocolate macadamia nut cliff bars everyday and don't even care, life is good. life is real good. and for that i am grateful.
Love everything about this post. Glad you got a job, and glad that you are happy! Loves!
ReplyDeleteIt can't be that good....well not for me at least, 'cause you're college-chill-cool person-CAWLEDGE-lifestyle keeps standing me up!
ReplyDeleteHi marrissa, i found your blog through Rachi. I am excited for your new job. Sounds like you are having a blast and that it is very rewarding. Dr. Jensen is actually my bro-in-law's bro. (jaren jensen) That family is the sweetest family ever!!! Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteJillian Ringer
Found your blog while searching for materials about plastic surgeon assistant. Very few people are aware of how exciting the job can be. It's a good thing you were able to find a career that really makes you feel content.
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