Daily Doctor

So...Sean is having surgery on Mon. the 12th. Today was his pre-op appointmet. We got into the exam room really quickly and then promptly *waited* for about twenty or thirty minutes inside. After buzzing down from Prosser...leaving school as soon as the bell rang...and we waited. So, after a while there wasn't a ton of stuff to do. But there was a very detailed poster of the digestive system...hence began a lesson from Professor Sean. The more I looked at the poster the more questions I had...the more questions I had the funnier it became that Sean knew every single thing I asked. At one point I said "Wow, you're really smart!" To which he sarcastically said "Thanks". I then declared that I could never have been successful in his studies because I am pretty sure you'd have to memorize every thing of human anatomy and though I am a teacher I'm not so good with the memorizing. I'm more of a conceptual thinker and I'm pretty sure the medical field is looking for you to know more than just the conceptual version of human anatomy.

So...here...let the lesson begin...the green part is the gall bladder which Sean will be free of in less than four days!