I didn't pass my pchem waiver exam.
I wonder, though if I studied in vain and no matter how much I studied, I wouldn't have passed or if I didn't pass because I didn't take it seriously enough. I guess, subconsciously I wanted MORE work this quarter.
So, that means I won't be able to do things that I'd like to do like going to SFC retreat or WCC.
Oh the reason why I'm blogging at 9:40 am, BECAUSE CLASS DIDN'T START AT 9AM TODAY! So I'm kind of kicking myself for not looking at Tracy Fulton's schedule.
I think I need to rethink the whole not talking bit. I generally don't divulge info (like the fact that I'm a Christian) to the general public. Something seems so inherently wrong with that if I'm comissioned to put forth a good witness.
But I know why. I fear rejection and I fear what people think of me. I have trouble stomaching the verse where Jesus says the world will hate me because it hates Him. It's now 9:46am and I'm not completely awake yet. Perhaps I'll mull over it this weekend whilst on the beautiful white slopes of Heavenly, Lake Tahoe.
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Reflections of a pilgrim on her way home. Welcome. :)
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- Roz
- Goals in life: To be well travelled, to read as many classics as possible, to study as much as possible, to have no regrets, to laugh until my side hurts, to be uninhibited (anyone sing/dance in the shower?) Goal in death: To be as much like Jesus Christ as possible
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1 comment:
Its okay that you didn't pass out of p chem. The way i see it...when you get to this point in your education, every class will only help you become a better pharmacist and help other people...besides it would be a waste of a good "study buddy" if you passed out of all your classes! ;) Don't worry, P-chem is easy...it shouldn't stop you from going to retreats :)
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