One more to go
The end of the semester is near. Physiology is done
and over with! The only thing that stands between me and the Physikum now is
biochemistry. (And the loads of knowledge I ought to learn until
then...)
In the morning we had Physiology examination. At
9.00 AM. I was nervous as usual when awaiting an upcoming exam, and it wasn't
easier when I heard I'd be in my "own" hall (reflexes) where I had been the
assistant helper. But... the details don't matter, because I passed! I did, and
now I have no more physiology - except the part it takes in the Physikum of
course.
Monday is the final biochemistry
exam. It's damn important and the exam I fear most! And it's my weakest spot to
the day. I have to pass it, although I already resigned myself to the repeated
exam in two weeks. It just has to happen. Else no Physikum now. But in case of
unlucky circumstances I'm also already tuned in on Physikum in march,
ha!
Due to the very narrow timeframe I sought
quick recuperation and was granted the timely offer of a good friend (who also
passed today, like the majority of the students) to make a short trip into the
east of Berlin. We rode our bicycles under the finally present sun and he
invited me to a luscious cup of ice cream (raffaello/coconut, joghurt, chocolate
and hazelnut). We spent some time playing a children's over dimensional wooden
tic tac toe which was very amusing. It's funny how much you can enjoy yourself
after you managed another hurdle; not that I wouldn't have tried that game if I
was normally relaxed :)
We had some time
left, the weather was fine and our exam was over, so we payed the local sports
mall a visit. Trying out funny snorkling acessories like webbed swim gloves and
Inline skates. I really want a pair now. Hehe, as soon as biochemistry is fixed
up, I'll get a pair. It was fun to try them, but I wasn't exactly talented -
although I didn't fall. At least a chance to learn it :D
In the end we just sat outside on the stairs
to the mall, eating "Currywurst" and listening to a strange guy playing a kind
of electronic didgeridoo/trance mix - his dij was made of metal! In the
background a strange oldish man sitting in a tiny shack was overheard shouting
some phrases about the Lotto tickets he was trying to sell. He didn't even look
up if people were around, just shouted in regular time lags. Veery strange
person! I guess he was automatized already, running on a little
Energizer.
It was really nice and for some
hours I had the feeling that I could actually relax. It was good to just sit in
the sun and do nothing of examinational relevance - of special importance as
things are still kind of tumbling, but it's going relatively well under the
circumstances!
Back home I had to get back
to biochemistry, working off voice memos I had made and writing them down. Then
having another study appouintment, we checked out the stuff, but major
preparation modus will begin tomorrow. Urghh! I wish myself luck. The glass
electrode isn't the most fascinating thing on earth, really.
Sorry for the weird text structure, but i'm
actually quite tired now :-P
Off to get
some sleep...zzZZzZZZzzzZ...
Posted: Mi - Juli 7, 2004 at 12:17 Uhr