Color coded chaos

Whoever invented the color-coding study method deserves a medal. And possibly a straightjacket. My living room floor currently looks like a rainbow exploded — blue cards for medications, yellow for symptoms, pink for procedures, green for anatomy.

Color coded chaos

Spent three hours making these things yesterday instead of actually studying the material. Carmen stopped by and asked if I was planning a very educational game of Twister. Not entirely wrong.

The weird thing is, it’s actually working. Something about writing everything out by hand and then sorting it all into piles makes it stick better than just reading the textbook for the hundredth time. My pharmacology professor would probably laugh at my hot pink “beta blockers” cards, but hey, whatever gets me through finals.

Study break stretch

Jake’s been tiptoeing around me all afternoon like I’m some kind of study-crazed wild animal. Which, to be fair, isn’t entirely inaccurate. Two more exams and then I can rejoin the land of the living.