High Five for Friday

Happy Friday everyone! It's been a doozey of a week, with late nights and lots of morning coffee to keep me going. I'm about ready to crash. Let's see if I can muster a high five:

1. I studied hard last Friday and Saturday so that I could join Jesse and Mike on their trip to Atlanta. We made it in time for the sushi buffet at our favorite place - Ru San's. Right in the nick of time to pile our plates high with deliciousness before they took the buffet down. :) We then went to The Fish Store (appropriately named), which is a salt water fish and coral warehouse. It was full of beautiful corals and unique fish (also a lot of Nemos)! We then made a quick run through Ikea, which is always fun! I found a neat bamboo cutting board and a cute purple and pink spatula.

2. I got to see my friend Hannah this week! We studied together... separately really, but I still got to see her, and that makes me happy!

3. I can now thoroughly evaluate your pupils and determine if you have abnormalities, like an afferent pupillary defect, aniocoria Horner's syndrome, or Adie's pupil!

4. I think it was last week that I worked on changing a very minor detail of the blog. If you look up on your tab to any webpage there is a little image next to the site's name. These are called favicons. The typical Blogger favicon is their trademark B in an orange box. I've tried to change mine before, but it didn't work. I gave it another try last week and made a white heart in a blue box. It didn't show up immediately, but I noticed it works for me this week when I view the blog! So maybe you see that too.

5. Tonight, we went to a meeting at school that was held by the Banzai group - a community of optometrists who are focused on practicing medical optometry, and being so successful they bring in at least a million dollars a year. It was so insightful, and I'm very glad I chose to go, and that I brought Jesse along to hear what they had to say. It was wonderful to see all of their passion, especially in the midst of feeling overwhelmed by school itself. It was good to be reminded of where I could be in just a few years, although the present seems difficult and unending.

Hope you all have a wonderful weekend!