I got my emplayment assignment. Drum roll please! POP century resort
food court. I heard something about me being in the tye dye building
so I'm sure my costume is going to be awesome. On a delightful side
note, my hair isn't in compliance with the "Disney Look" so i've got
to dye it tonight before I can do any of my things tomorrow. I hope
you can all sense my joy for dying my hair twice in 2 weeks.
. Liz's Lair
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Early start
It's 10:16 and I'm waiting for the bus to take me to my castings
orientation. I'll find out my job and when I start training.
Everything is very organized. I brought a jacket and granola bars so I
don't freeze or die of hunger like the meeting yesterday. It's now
10:32 and been standing on the bus for the last 15 minutes. I don't
know how long this meeting is but I've got a free afternoon. That
means a trip to costco for my contacts.
orientation. I'll find out my job and when I start training.
Everything is very organized. I brought a jacket and granola bars so I
don't freeze or die of hunger like the meeting yesterday. It's now
10:32 and been standing on the bus for the last 15 minutes. I don't
know how long this meeting is but I've got a free afternoon. That
means a trip to costco for my contacts.
Sent from my iPhone
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
The World of Disney
> I'm in a meeting right now. It's freezing and I'm hungry. It's been
> like this since the meeting started almost an hour and a half ago. I
> hope it's over soon.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
> like this since the meeting started almost an hour and a half ago. I
> hope it's over soon.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
Friday, April 10, 2009
Double-hitter
All-in-all it's been a pretty good week. Take away the fact that I have already taken 4 tests and still have one more it hasn't been too bad. One of the highlights would definitely be lunch with my sister and nephews, another highlight would be my free shirts. I say shirts as a plural because I got another one yesterday afternoon from the BYU Public Health department. If I continue at the rate of two shirts a week I'm bound to get enough for a T-shirt quilt by the time I'm done with my third semester here. Maybe one of the quilts can be made solely of blood donation shirts.
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Adventures in Blood Donating
Hello All! Today has been interesting. I decided that since it was so warm I was going to wear my new spring dress and I was glad I made that decision because I love the dress. After I met Kate at the Olive Garden in American Fork for lunch with Vinny, Owen, and Emil I decided I would give blood. Today was my third time giving blood and I learned quite a few new things this time. 1 The needle can only be in for 20 minutes. 2 You have to have at least 530 grams of blood in order for it to be used (570 is preferred. They already have an anti-coagulating substance in the bag and need the right ratio of blood to substance). 3 You have to have at least 38% red blood cells in order to share your blood. I learned these things because I had problems with them (except for 3, I was curious, I had 44%). Apparently the needle was put in the same proximity as a blood valve which makes it difficult to get a steady flow of blood going because it is constantly opening and closing in order to keep the blood going in the right direction. Because of this little incident I was only able to get about 470 grams of blood out before my 20 minute time limit was up. Although I'm saddened that my blood will not get to benefit another human life, it can still be used for testing purposes. Another bright side to this event is that I got the free T-shirt that just so happens to be my main motivation for giving blood today. All's well that ends well!

(I Bleed Blue & White)

(You also get a sneak peek at what my closet looks like! There's food as well as clothes in there).

(I Bleed Blue & White)
(You also get a sneak peek at what my closet looks like! There's food as well as clothes in there).
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