Pink Warm and Dry

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1. 
   On November 18, 2009 Timothy Clemans says:

   Congrats on the new job!

2. 
   On November 19, 2009 Saturday's Child says:

   Congratulations! WOO HOO!!

3. 
   On November 19, 2009 hilinda says:

   I’m glad you got the job!

   The rest… yeah. Been having some of those days. A lot of crap been going on for a while, but there just might be light at the end of the tunnel.

   Write about the new job when you get a chance?

4. 
   On November 19, 2009 Courtney says:

   yes, i am! my 29th birthday is coming up and i have found myself looking for wrinkles. ACK. never had that behavior before. blergh. :-/

5. 
   On November 19, 2009 Courtney says:

   ps- congrats on the new job!!! HURRAH

6. 
   On November 19, 2009 Terri says:

   CONGRATULATIONS EPI! If anyone deserves good news, it’s you!

7. 
   On November 19, 2009 40lizard says:

   CONGRATS on the new job girl! and yes, as another classmate and I were just discussing at lunch a few minutes ago- we feel incredibly old! I think it must be a by-product of medic school other than stress, weight loss/gain and general insanity!

8. 
   On November 19, 2009 a-mac says:

   Yay for the new job, glad to hear. And… feeling like I am about 125 today – i wish I felt 33…
   And I am sure I will be in bed by 9:30 tonight – there I go again – such an old lady at heart!

9. 
   On November 19, 2009 Medic22 says:

   Allow me to echo the above. Congrats on the new job. You already know I think you’re amazing, and you’ll show the new folks what makes a great EMT, and soon, a great medic.

   And yes Epi, I feel like hammered shit most days. And yes, I’m feeling older than I am. Laying on a cold, wet concrete floor, intubating a rubber head kinda wears on you. (They do it to make it seem more realistic… but it still sucks.) I have aches in places where i never had aches before.

10. 
    On November 20, 2009 Herbie says:

    Ah, sounds like the cry of a medic student. Don’t worry; it’ll pay off in the end.

    Congrats on the new nyob.

11. 
    On November 20, 2009 Kevin says:

    Recoil therapy. I might just need to indulge in some of that this weekend.

12. 
    On November 20, 2009 40lizard says:

    HA! I have you all beat on the bedtime issue- 8:30 last night and could’ve slept longer than 7am today had family let me! Oh, the side effects of medic school!

13. 
    On November 20, 2009 Old NFO says:

    Yeas

14. 
    On November 21, 2009 Trauma Junkie says:

    Ya know…one day you’re 15 going on 80 and the next you’re 33 going on 105. Lol. You have an interesting life.

    CONGRATS on the job!

15. 
    On November 21, 2009 9 ECHO 1 says:

    Congrats on the job! As to your other questions- yes. A resounding yes. Of course, I take a few deep breaths, realize it could be worse (well it could be, couldn’t it?). What I would like to do is more than tell off the occassional co-worker, family member, or police officer.

    But….

    “33 going on 105″? More like 51 going on 151.

    Have a good one!

    DJ

16. 
    On November 22, 2009 Sean says:

    *walks in the door*
    *lends Epi a hand*
    *holds up a weary-tired body*
    We all feel like that someday
    *leaves the room*