Life post-CaRMS

Finally, life is as it should be. No more looking at my stupid personal letters again. Now it's up to the program directors to see something in my applications and give me a chance. Let's all keep our fingers crossed and hope that happens.
Friday I had my HIV Committee meeting and that was good. I am always amazed at how fancy the OMA building is. I sort of feel like a fraud when I'm there- it's very old-school doctors. And all the other doctors on this committee are also older, male doctors. Especially one after discovering I"m interested in OB/GYN wanted to discuss "therapeutic" abortions and how they are not therapeutic, especially for the fetus, and that the terminology should change to elective and that they should not be performed in hospitals. I informed him that they are usually not performed at hospitals and that I had no power over terminology - it was a pleasant conversation but a little uncomfortabe for me.
Yesterday, Keith and I slept in and then we put up our Christmas decorations and our Christmas tree :). I love putting up the tree. The in the evening we went to my birthday present - Foreman bought AMAZING tickets to WICKED. I could see the orchestra conductor's face and Glinda's cleavage - that's how good they were. We both LOVED it. I love being married to a guy that also loves musical theatre. The singing was incredible especially Shoshana Bean (www.shoshanabean.com) - check her website out she's a phenomenal singer.

Today, Foreman went to play Star Trek CCG (I just called him - he won the tournament - I'm so proud) so I had the day to myself - watching stupid movies on TV and making Christmas cookies. It's been a wonderful day and I'm finally, slowly, getting into the holiday season.