Doctor & Covenants

It’s easier to drag myself out of bed when I wake up to

this view (go ahead, click on the link)…

I love it when I’m jogging here each morning

and eighty-something year-olds with muscles blow right past me

Nice…

On my way to work

I pass by these guys - their facial expressions make me smile…

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I grab some food…

After a day seeing my patients…

I pop on the subway to go home

(very rarely is it empty - like the day I took this pic)…

When I get off the subway, these little guys greet me…

On my way home I pass by my favorite place (again)…

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I really like my commute

In another life

I would have loved to be an archeologist…

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Check out this new discovery from the New York Times

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I’ll be cheering for him and for her

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He was obviously a brilliant scientist. 

He had a sense of humor.  He adored his wife. 

He raised wonderful children and cherished his grandchildren - all loving and very talented people (in fact, I married one of them). 

I’m grateful I was able to know him just a little bit. 

He will be sorely missed. 

Read this Washington Post article in celebration of his life.

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This article

in the NYTimes

reminds me of the nights

my parents spent making

wonderful potstickers or the famous ‘hand-pulled’ noodles.