The real 100 - Packing....on a diet

So I am on a diet. Which doesn't mean I eat less. It just means I eat carrots instead of chocolate at work. and I go to the gym everyday. and I don't eat ice cream or cake.

it's pretty simple, really.

except for the fact that people at work keep questioning me and judging me...it's kind of awkward.

The reason behind said diet is because all my shorts fit different this year and it makes me self conscious and also aware that I have gained weight = "diet".

It's more like back to my old routine before I started working there and sat around eating candy all day. Working there makes you fat, I swear. Just ask my coworkers.

Speaking of coworkers, I have started watching a show on TBS called "Men At Work" and it is hilarious. There are so many one-liners and it keeps me laughing for days. I highly recommend it. 

I only bring it up because I am currently watching it whilst I am procrastinating packing. I HATE PACKING. and MOVING. all of it. And laughing at this show is way better than packing up my kitchen. Fo real.

Well, I guess I will finish packing and do boring things like shower and get ready for work. First day back at work in a week, not happy about it. 

Hasta pronto - L

Zooop!

We watched this at lunch on Friday at work when all of us were over it. Made me laugh so hard i nearly fell off my chair. I love family guy.

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One Hundred

This is my one hundredth (spelling?) post! Wooo?

Anyway, I do have intriguing stories to tell today. Mainly recounting stories from the Medical Examiner's Office. So I was recovering on a case at the ME's when they brought in a body to be checked in.
This person had died at home and their face had been eaten by their dog. Codename: dogface. I came back the next morning to observe autopsies. I observed 3 autopsies Sunday morning: Dogface, SIDS baby, and campfire (a person who died in a house fire). The nicknames help me keep confidentiality... I know they may freak you out. Basically, Sunday was amazing. I got to ask any questions I wanted to, I held fresh vital organs in my hands, I did a lumbar puncture, a punched a hole in a liver....it was awesome. I learned random and interesting things to look for. I learned what is accepted as a range of normal when it comes to almost every organ. It was a really cool experience.

I can't wait to be a doctor.