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Archive for November, 2006

Today I:

Had an interview in a car
Ate a pomegranate that turned my mouth purple
Thought about how much people’s feelings toward me affect my feelings toward them
Lost my glasses and couldn’t find them because I didn’t have my glasses
Had an 87 year old patient tell me I was old when I told her I was 23
Talked to [...]

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My Primetime Addiction

I’ve never been one to plan life around television. I mostly find myself disillusioned with society when I see the stuff that counts as popular entertainment. Who’s sleeping with who, cheating on who, buying what, degrading their spouse, disrespecting their parents, etc…. I don’t get hooked on shows so intimately I talk [...]

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Overwhelmed by Love

Today I have spent much of the day feeling overwhelmed by love. Thanksgiving is tomorrow and my family is far away. Like most hospital employees, I’m required to work Thanksgiving or Christmas. I volunteered for Turkey Day and thus, from 2:45-11:15 pm tomorrow, will be serving the lovely folks at Bryn Mawr [...]

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Some Funny Pics

So in addition to being a full time super mom to four of the most beautiful kids I’ve ever seen, my friend Julie also does some pretty excellent photography. Here are the latest photos she sent me of her youngest, Luke. They were so great I had to share!Click on the pics [...]

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The attraction of FREE

Why is it no matter how much money you make, no matter where you come from, FREE is so irresistible? I got back last night from a two day trip to Harrisburg for a student nurse convention. We left at, no, before the crack of dawn Thursday morning and made our to the [...]

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We are blessed in a country that has some really superb medical care. Our ability to save lives is quite astounding. But I wonder lately if we have forgotten that along with a right to live comes a right to die. When does our ability to “save lives” become something more harmful [...]

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HIV/AIDS in Africa

I want to encourage everyone to come learn more about the AIDS/HIV epidemic in Africa tomorrow. United Nations Secretary General Stephen Lewis will be speaking at a public forum on the Villanova campus and it’s bound to be a thought provoking and informative event. The evening is free and open to the public. [...]

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I’ve been thinking lately about how subcultures can become as much a part of us as we become of them. Sometimes consciously, but more often not, I find myself adapting the ways I speak, think, and act to the subculture I am immersed in. The extent to which this happens varies, but it’s [...]

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Grace and Strength

And He said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore most gladly I will rather boast in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. [...]

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The colors have become so amazing around here that as I was driving to class today the sight literally took my breath away. It’s been awhile since I’ve had that happen. Been so taken in by the beauty surrounding me that I felt breathless. Usually that’s just my crappy asthma/allergy combo making [...]

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