I don’t have time for a long post but I wanted to describe my new fave place – the hospital cafeteria! They are always playing sweet dance music, so I like to go there even when I don’t need food to dance on the dance floor (okay, cafeteria floor!).
Here’s a pic of me grooving out to “I will survive” today, and some awesome group D surgery pics of the crew waiting in the surgery lounge.
My name is Kendra and I am a fourth-year medical student attending Ross University School of Medicine. I went through my basic science training on the Nature Island of Dominica, hence the name of this blog. However, I am currently living in Brooklyn, New York, where I'm completing my clinical rotations. I am a life enthusiast. I talk to strangers, cut the tags off of my pillows, and I don’t carry an umbrella with me because I prefer to get wet.
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hey kendra, i see you’re doing your rotations in brooklyn…. would that be in wyckoff heights by any chance? i’m in a carib school as well and we have rotations in wyckoff, so i was wondering if you had any thoughts you’d like to share about your learning experience there.
hiya! thanks again for your leftover foodums. I only had oatmeal and my cup o’ oranges, so maybe that’s why I was so grouchy. The cafeteria does have good music, but what’s creepy is that old men still try to bop their heads and make eye contact… as if I’ll take the bait and dance with them. Hellooooo?!