Mexican Mondays

Alright so now that Monday rolled around I looked at my little to do list which doesn't seem so little anymore. I have a journal club to prepare (presenting a review of a scientific article), a patient case presentation (yay for bisphosphanates!), a lot of articles to read for my clinical inquiry which then needs to be written, and I'm slowly working on updating that anticoagulation program. My plate seems full. But I still have 6 weeks to get most of that done (only a few have earlier deadlines).
But enough about pharmacy.

This week should prove to be quite varietal. I have inpatient, outpatient, clinic time, and some meetings to attend. But best of all is the anticipated trip down river to Napakiak (just remember to say it with some spit). We may be snowmobiling/snowmachining there to check in with the health aides and check supplies.It's a tentative plan, but will get me out of Bethel for a day. The villages are really quite interesting; the architecture is quite variable depending on which area of the delta you are in, but some have boardwalks only due to tundra conditions. Many villages do not have any cars or trucks, rather the only motorized vehicles are ATVs, snowmachines, and boats in summer.

The first care package came today: thank you VAL!!!! It seems she is returning the favor from her days in Colorado. I will be all set and decked out for Valentine's day including use of my feathery heart pen! Many many thanks.

alright then on to recovery from my new addiction to the burritos served on the Monday buffet.