Float On.

Life right now is a lot like the song "Float On" by Modest Mouse.

Daily happenings are flying by at a million miles a minute, and I've just decided to succumb to the rapid current. And it feels good.

My work life is busy, busy, busy. I've found a great niche for myself and I'm enjoying my patients. All 3 bazillion of them. I've also made great friends there, and in fact, two of the MA's are coming on my bachelorette trip to Vegas with me. I know that's generally not a great idea, but these girls are awesome and will likely be just as poorly behaved as I will.
I just got off an 11-day straight stretch of working, and I am actually not burnt out nearly as much as I was the first time I did it. I won't do it often, but it's nice to know I can thrive rather than merely survive.
Carissa H. is working in the office now, which is awesome, but I rarely see her - the midlevels are spread throughout the main and satellite clinics, so we aren't often in the same place. After work drinks have been fantastic though!

Home life is pretty busy as well. Turns out planning a wedding requires a lot of time and attention. I'm super excited though -- basically it's going to be an awesome party that ends with an 8 day vacation. How can you beat that?

CJ is awesome, as always. There could be some exciting career-related news coming soon, so we're keeping our fingers crossed.
We've been enjoying the Bend winter by spending a lot of time up on Bachelor snowboarding. Well, I've actually only been 6 or so times. CJ's been 28 or something crazy. He got "sick" a lot this Winter.
This weekend we're going to spend a day in Portland, and one of our errands is to do our wedding registry (the Macy's here is tiny, so we figured we'd go to the downtown Portland store). I have no idea what we're going to register for, but I think it's going to be a whole lot of fun. We are lucky enough not to NEED anything as we've lived together for 4 years now. But, most of what we do have is hand-me-down and crappy. We could really use a new toaster that doesn't require complete cooling between toasting sessions. Or a can opener that doesn't dig into our hands. Or fitted sheets that actually fit our bed and don't pop up on the corners all the time. Wahoo!

Anyhoo -- that's life. It's good.