uhh.. learning to drive no need brain one..
it's like taking a break from studying... go there, train muscle
memory and reflexes..
but i guess it's hard to find time when studying and working.. i
thought of trying that out once and realised i'd end up with a
piece of paper saying MBA and learning a lot of crap which i
know is wrong (why, see the mess in the economy of the US now
caused by the MBA people)
i'm running off.. i'm tired.. and a bit frustrated at
work...
one more day to the long weekend! 
Out of the seven years I spent in the corporate world, five were
spent juggling night classes with work. 
I cannot, for the life of me, understand WHY I'm getting into
this again, except for my great love of the ICU and my desire to do
a lot of good to the sick and vulnerable who come under my care in
the Unit.
I feel that I'm no longer as bright as before though.
I seem
to face an uphill hurdle when assimilating facts. 
It
seems as if I've become 'stupider'! 
Ah well, driving might not be 'relaxing' for me, not if I have
to learn to drive in my neighbourhood, which has lots of busy
intersections and major roads!
Also, don't forget how important defensive driving is here, due to
the crazy teenage hooligans, the drunks, and the drug
addicts.
