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Thinking of snow
Dec. 14th, 2016 08:14 pmLooking at the weather report, we may get snow on Saturday. Even though I have absolutely no desire to dig out my car if it does, I'm still looking forward to it.
I am currently sitting in the sun room, typing this on my phone instead of watching the outside and contemplating my navel. I'm sure there's a law against that somewhere. Along with listening to classical music, or playing piano while doing it.
Although, I think that's usually followed by some sort of explosion/fight scene and I'm not sure the carpet in here could take it.
I've been reading about telling a parent their child has passed.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/04/opinion/sunday/how-to-tell-a-mother-her-child-is-dead.html?mc=adglobal&mcid=fb-nytimes&subid=DECpathforward&subid2=direct
It's one of the only things I seriously worried about when I thought about becoming a doctor. How do you tell someone the person they loved is gone?
I still don't know how, but I hope I remember some of this article.
I am currently sitting in the sun room, typing this on my phone instead of watching the outside and contemplating my navel. I'm sure there's a law against that somewhere. Along with listening to classical music, or playing piano while doing it.
Although, I think that's usually followed by some sort of explosion/fight scene and I'm not sure the carpet in here could take it.
I've been reading about telling a parent their child has passed.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/04/opinion/sunday/how-to-tell-a-mother-her-child-is-dead.html?mc=adglobal&mcid=fb-nytimes&subid=DECpathforward&subid2=direct
It's one of the only things I seriously worried about when I thought about becoming a doctor. How do you tell someone the person they loved is gone?
I still don't know how, but I hope I remember some of this article.
