Messages from the past!

Hey out there, it's been awhile. It's so funny that when you least expect it you get the best surprises in your email. While life in this little medical universe is sometimes all encompassing, the joys of email or shall I say facebook surprises are the highlight of the day. Lately these surprises have me looking at just how far I've come, and where I may go...
So I bet you are wondering what the surprises are.... Oh I've got your curiosity on the rise, ok well a good friend from High school connected with me from high school, bored already huh? Somehow I got nominated for a facebook High School reunion committee which I promptly pulled myself off of, still bored? Well these are the little blips on my radar these days.
Funny though thought I would go to my 10 year reunion, but I'm in medical school so it's a no go at this point, and I could actually care less. Facebook messages are good little reminders that although I've lost touch with some of my friends along the way somehow we always end up connecting down the road, we will take different roads to get there. Along each stop I've made in I've had significant connections with people and they have withstood the test of these last ten years and they will still be there throughout the next few years.
It's about time for a change of scene around here again, a large part of what has become my KCOM family is leaving in a month or so, but with looking again at my past experiences I can see there is no need to worry, they too will cross paths with me again in the future and we will pick up if they had never left. My little universe is changing, but who ever thought I would be here? I know I'll keep in touch always with some of the old, I always do. Everyone needs the change and it opens up so many doors and paths to take in the future, it's amazing to think of the roads I can take to cross paths with old friends again. There are so many adventures to be had! Ten years ago I never thought I'd have driven 30 hours straight to visit friends on the other side of the country, or go to South Africa to visit a friend, or be in medical school in the middle of the midwest and make so many good friends.
It's amazing how such little things in life, are the exciting things these days in my little medical universe.