So college is starting soon and I really hope to start update this more regularly when I get there so people can see how I'm doing and what it's like going to college and learning to fly. So everyone out there should really keep there fingers crossed that happens because I know you all want to know how I'm doing.

But anyway what I wanted to post on here was about those TV shows that show you how to survive things. Like Bear Grylls in Man vs. Wild and that new show about how to survive disasters. So Bear's stuff is all well and good but what I find odd is the situation under which issuing medical care would become necessary. On the surviving disasters show he uses this kind of flutter dressing to cover a bullet wound that hit a lung. Allowing air from the wound to escape but not enter. So what I was thinking is what if this actually happened? Imagine someone asking you while your trying to administer first aid to a gunshot wound, "Are you a doctor?" You would have to be like "No...I uhhhhh saw this on a TV show..." As much as I love these types of shows that is almost as useful as saying you stayed in a Holiday Inn Express last night. The look that person would get on your face when you admit you once saw this on a show at 3 in the morning while you were eating ice cream would be priceless. So if this ever happened to me I would just lie and say my mom was a nurse and hope all goes well. Good luck if you ever find yourself in that situation!