So, I finished packing roughly 5 days ago (I started 5 days
ago too so, that’s pretty good and everything fit in a carry on *pat on back*),
left College Station and headed home. I thought I was good to go but now as my
flight approaches (t-minus 8.5 hrs) I am starting to stress out and can’t
sleep. I have back-packed across parts of Europe and I have studied abroad but
for some reason I think this is the most stressed I have been prior to a trip…ever!
Yes, I feel like there are probably things I have forgotten and I am definitely
going to miss my two furry punkins but, I think my biggest stressor is the fact
that this program costs a butt load and I am beyond broke! Aside from that I am
super pumped! Some of my closest friends, from school, went on this trip last
summer and their stories were amazing! I can’t wait to do some of the things
they did and go to all the places they did, plus we have an awesome group this
time around!!!!
I really hope that I get to learn a lot about veterinary
medicine from a different perspective, but I also want to learn about the
culture and history of Germany. Each time I go to Europe I leave with a new
appreciation for its’ historical beauty and now that I am going with a focus on
the thing I am most passionate about I can’t wait to see what is in store for
us! I am definitely tracking small animal and hopefully there will be an MPH
somewhere in my future but I am super super hopeful that we will get to do
surgery on a cow- like they did last summer :)…..hopefully the stories I have
heard haven’t led me to have too high of expectations (that is impossible when
one is going to Europe with friends, right?). I can’t wait to see the European
vet schools and meet more students from ‘across the pond’; it is going to be a
blast!
Anywho, I don’t think I am making a whole lot of sense and I
am not entirely sure I completed this accurately but that is what happens when
it is way past your bedtime. BTW I am excited that Dr. Pine is joining us and I
am super excited about getting to travel around using the rails (I wish there
were more metros/subways around here as they are very very very convenient and
cost effective).
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