No doubt, the study is getting more and more intense when the semester carries on. Just had a one-block-exam on this pasting Monday. And while somebody thinks that he/she might be able to take a break and have some fun to celebrate passing the test and saving the $1,500 remediation fee (maybe for later?),  the whole class is again, already worn out by this new CNS & ANS block. However, I am actually getting so much fun out of this tension of learning. (Am I a nurd, maybe I am!) Once again, today's lecture lasts for the full class hours (8:30am to 3:30pm), and actually extends for 15 more minutes, no mention there is an extra review session still going on now. Not until now, I finally feel that this is a professional school. Seriously, the past 2 months is way too easy. All these people, including me, waste too much time on partying, and all kinds of other entertainings.  This is too unusual that people in a pharmacy school can have so much time on hand  that they start wondering how to kill it. These people are expected to help saving other people's lives after 3 years. This should not be a joke! But anyways, now I don't feel that hollow anymore. I feel that I am a student in a pharmacy school learning all the serious staff so that I can apply them one day to help people with their health.  I feel that everytime I learn something regarding durgs and how they work with human bodies, I am a little bit more completed. I am delighted by learning and achieving the understanding of the mechanism of durgs and our bodies. Just like Grey said in the Grey's Anatomy, "I felt...high...I don't understand why people do drugs..."