Finishing My Second Year of Nursing School

The semester is over and my final exams are written and done. I can officially say that I survived my second year of nursing school. This whole year went by so quickly, I'm a little disoriented by it. But it was stressful, amazing and endlessly fascinating all at once. It kind of blows my mind to think about how much I've learned in the past 2 years and how much I have left to learn. The further I get into my studies, the more I love my career choice and the more I know I made the right choice.

I've reached the part of my life where 50% of me is excited for the future and 50% of me wants everything to slow down. One half of me just can't wait to graduate and start working as a nurse, moving out and getting my own place and basically just beginning my life as an independent, working woman. But the other half of me is the scared half. The one that's bewildered at how it's already been 2 years and that in just over a year from now, I'll be writing my exam to become a registered nurse. How will I ever be ready for that in just over a year???

Well for now, I can put all that on hold. Because it's summer (even though the weather here would say otherwise). I have 3 months off to myself, to enjoy and relax. I'm really excited for it. As usual, I have a lot of plans that will most likely not become a reality but I will still be content if my summer consists of reading, netflix and hanging out with friends.

I will also be back to blogging on a regular basis! So let me know if there's anything you want to see on this blog, I am very open to suggestions! :)

Hope you're all having a lovely week so far,
xo

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