Friday Feels

Congratulations Vet Med - you've made it to Friday!  These snapshots taken by Rebecca Gill of Cornell University are definitely giving us those Friday feels.  We hope you can find some time for some TLC this weekend!

Kitty socks!Staying in bed while hiding from Monday.That face your cat gives you after putting on a ridiculously cut costume.

Instagram vs. Reality

I don't think this picture needs any introduction - thanks to Laci Taylor from Cornell University for keeping it real!

 

Specialist Superlatives

Katelyn Reist (Western University) submitted this witty poem and fun memes to our 'Foot in Mouth Disease' category!  We all need a laugh each day - thank you for your creativity!

Going into a specialty? Here are a few things you should know about each one: 

• Cardiologists have a big heart. 
• Surgeons only cut to cure. 
• Radiologists are colored blind, and only see things in black and white. 
• Ophthalmologists look out for each other.  
• Dermatologists will help you grow your hair back. 
• Microbiologists are very small. 
• Internist’s favorite activity are puzzles. 
• ECC’s are always there when you really need them. 
• Dentists bite! 
• Neurologists have an open mind.
• Nutritionists have weight loss programs and are the only ones who can recite the Krebs cycle!
• Toxicologists will always take too much. 
• Behaviorists never ask, “How do you feel today?”
• Pharmacologists always have drugs on hand. 
• Anesthesiologists will put you to sleep.
• Pathologists are always late.

Scalpel!

Every great surgeon needs an attentive assistant! Looks like Kyara Moran from Cornell University has just the right team! 

Want to be featured here on TVG? Send us your submissions to our Foot in Mouth Disease section or one of our other awesome categories!  All of our winners are featured right here on our news feed!

 

Finals Frenzy

The month of December is filled with lots of two things: fun and finals (which are probably not related).  As you begin to prepare for final exams, make sure to make time for breaks, get some rest, and try to laugh every once in a while!  Thanks to Jasmine Coleman from Auburn University for sending this in to our Foot in Mouth Disease category!