Time is dwindling down now, and
the days are getting shorter and shorter!! It is one of the most exciting, yet
saddest times of our whole year here.
As home-time gets closer and closer, my excitement builds to get back to
the states. I am looking forward
to seeing my sisters, spending some time with my Mums, and returning to the old
routine of my Dad leaving 6 voice-messages in a row complaining about me never
answering my phone (:
Not to mention that being able to
drive a vehicle to the grocery store, and get to the gym and back in a couple
hours rather than half the day, is what daydreams are made of at this
point. Add in the prospect of
getting the boards over and done with, finding a job, and receiving that first
paycheck, and my-oh-my!
On the other hand, however, it is
quite sad, and a bit regretful that we must leave Adelaide. We’ve grown quite
fond of our Flinders family, and our Repat family, and it will be a bit sad to
not see them each week. And to think that we are leaving a ripe opportunity to
get a good job here in Australia, and going home seems a bit bitter-sweet. Our
fellow radiographers here make quite a bit more money than us state-siders, get
a LOT more vacation time, and, well, have quite a few less responsibilities
than us Rad Techs. We are quite
torn to leave the fertile opportunities here, and return to a desolate job
market back home.
However, we will both keep our
fond memories, and possibly return in just a few short years to work in
Australia again, if all bodes well.
Hello Melissa and Chad, My name is Kayla Doughty and I am a sophomore in the Rad Science program at OIT....I am very much interested in continuing in your foots steps with the international externship in Australia. I would love to be able to chat with you and get more information about your journey in Australia. When will you be back for graduation?
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