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Monthly Archives: May 2006
Thank You For Smoking
We saw Thank You For Smoking over the weekend, and I am highly recommending it. I was physically laughing aloud, sides hurting and all, throughout the entire film, and when it concluded, I was ready to cheer – for the … Continue reading
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States and Nations Visited
Evan and I always have a friendly competition going when we travel to see who has visited the most states within this great country of ours. So when Jenna posted a map of her states visited, I decided to generate … Continue reading
More Books Read
I have fallen horribly behind on my reading – it looks unlikely that I will read 50 books before the year’s end; however, I will strive to read as much as I can between hospital shifts and training runs. Book … Continue reading
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A Busy Two Weeks
Wow, so it has been a while since my last blog posting. Evan and I have been away on several trips. I complained when I learned last June that my department put two of my three vacation weeks together at the … Continue reading
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What’s On My Mind Today
First of all, I’m consumed by the thought that, after 8:00 tonight, I am officially on paid vacation for two weeks. I look forward to seeing my sister-in-law, Catherine, graduate from SUNY – Buffalo on Thursday (to progress on to … Continue reading
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National Healthcare System – The Way To Go
I attended a conference this morning during which one of my colleagues, a graduating third year internal medicine resident, gave an excellent presentation on the pros and cons of a national healthcare system. Prior to graduating from medical school, I … Continue reading
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Thoughts on Nutrition
I have been thinking a lot lately about overall fitness – not just exercise, but also stretching, strength building, getting enough sleep at night, and particularly, about nutrition. Perhaps this is because I am currently in the midst of Week … Continue reading
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