My clinical is going well, I've now been in the hospital 7 days. I've treated a few patients, mainly getting them up out of bed and walking up and down the hallways. It's been a great learning experience to see how one PT (my clinical instructor) does things in a setting I had never before experienced.
I've been getting off between 3:00 and 3:30 most afternoons, which leaves plenty of time to explore. I've joined Michelle running from Forsyth Park along Bull Street to River Street. We like to run to
River Street Sweets, a big candy store that's known for fresh pecan pralines, among other goodies.
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| wee cokes at River Street Sweets |
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| Michelle's and my first purchase from River Street Sweets |
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| Spanish moss on live oaks in Forsyth Park |
We took a drive to Tybee Island one afternoon and checked out the beach there. Unfortunately it was mostly overcast, but it was still pretty.
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| Michelle, Aylin, and me on Tybee Island |
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| gulls and the pier at Tybee Island |
Friday we ran along River Street, avoiding the crowds at Forsyth Park since there was a free concert there. It was a bit difficult with the cobblestones, but still a fun sight-seeing run.
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| Olympic torch monument |
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| bridge to South Carolina |
On the weekend, we drove out to Hilton Head Island, SC - we stayed with Aylin's parents.
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| Aylin and Michelle on Coligny Beach |
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| me and Michelle on Coligny Beach |
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| the famous Harbour Town Lighthouse |
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| a dolphin and a pelican from the pier at Harbour Town |
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| stopping for refreshments at Harbour Town |
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| Aylin's family's Scottie, Maddie |
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| driving over the bridge, back to Savannah |
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