Double shift documentation
Covering for someone who called in sick means I’m here from noon to close.
The Hartwells
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Covering for someone who called in sick means I’m here from noon to close.
Started the day planning to ignore Valentine’s Day completely, but Sarah had other ideas. She texted this morning asking if we wanted to ...
Walked past the Museum of Natural Sciences on my way back from the library and realized I’ve never actually been inside. Not for a class,...
Walking past the campus rink after my anatomy study session, Sarah grabbed my arm and pointed at the sign. ‘Two-dollar Thursday! Come on,...
First week of actually being on the payroll instead of just shadowing, and I think I might survive this job after all. Turns out there’s ...
Five of us crammed around Sarah’s coffee table this afternoon with notebooks and way too much caffeine, turning New Year’s resolutions in...
Never thought I’d be the type to wait three hours in a parking lot for a movie, but here we are. Carmen bailed last minute (something abo...
Jake showed up halfway through my double shift with a vanilla latte and that grin that means he’s definitely up to something.
Certificate came in the mail yesterday. Three months of anatomy diagrams, practice tests, and way too much caffeine, all folded into one ...
Printed fifty business cards this afternoon and suddenly everything feels real.