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PRACTICING MEDICINE ABOVE THE CLOUDS
A colleague, returning from three years of work in Chile, talks of the magic of practicing medicine in the villages of the Andes. "My clinic", says he, "could not be reached by any means but foot, burros or llamas."
OF FLAG, FATHER, AND NOBEL
Tuesday was Flag Day. On June 14, 1777, the Second Continental Congress of the United States adopted the Stars and Stripes as the flag of the United States. And next Sunday is Father's Day, to celebrate and honor our fathers. Just as a flag raises the
SILENCE OF THE ASS
The total disconnect between many politicians and leaders of the world and their constituents leave many of us bewildered. So much so that the disconnect itself has become news and limitless stock for comedians. It brings to mind an old proverb:
LOST HUMANITY?
Like thousands of others, I watched the movie 2001 - a space odyssey, in 1968. And was awe struck, spellbound, and hopeful for a promising tomorrow.
MEMORIAL DAY
In the face of recent calamitous events, my heart and mind are numb to the violence and brutality of all that is occurring in our country and the world.
COMMENCEMENT
Dressed in your best, you wait. Pressed gowns adorn anxious bodies, caps on, tassels hanging.
It's graduation and expectation day.
SPRING TEASE
Spring, she is a teaser!
With her tormenting winds, she plays with man and nature alike.
POWWOW
The Gathering of Nations Powwow, an annual festivity of the Native Americans and indigenous from around the world, is held
in April, in New Mexico. A celebration of cultures to honor the traditions of ancestors by reflecting, praying, dancing, and singing.
CHOLLA'S ADVISE
Rising seas, hurricanes, tornadoes, drought, floods and fires. Epidemics, wars, refugees, homelessness and famine.
Nature and history are screaming alarms, is anyone listening?
THE HOMELESS GYPSY
I met a man in Marrakesh, the story goes, who claimed to be a homeless gypsy.
His family and in fact entire clan had been wiped out by the war.
ALL THE KIND PEOPLE
A clap of thunder, this morning
Awakened me with a scare
GARDEN OF LIES AND DELIGHT
Waiting for a train
In a drizzling rain
Blog/Article Archive:
PRACTICING MEDICINE ABOVE THE CLOUDS
A colleague, returning from three years of work in Chile, talks of the magic of practicing medicine in the villages of the Andes. "My clinic", says he, "could not be reached by any means but foot, burros or llamas."
OF FLAG, FATHER, AND NOBEL
Tuesday was Flag Day. On June 14, 1777, the Second Continental Congress of the United States adopted the Stars and Stripes as the flag of the United States. And next Sunday is Father's Day, to celebrate and honor our fathers. Just as a flag raises the
SILENCE OF THE ASS
The total disconnect between many politicians and leaders of the world and their constituents leave many of us bewildered. So much so that the disconnect itself has become news and limitless stock for comedians. It brings to mind an old proverb:
LOST HUMANITY?
Like thousands of others, I watched the movie 2001 - a space odyssey, in 1968. And was awe struck, spellbound, and hopeful for a promising tomorrow.
MEMORIAL DAY
In the face of recent calamitous events, my heart and mind are numb to the violence and brutality of all that is occurring in our country and the world.
COMMENCEMENT
Dressed in your best, you wait. Pressed gowns adorn anxious bodies, caps on, tassels hanging.
It's graduation and expectation day.
SPRING TEASE
Spring, she is a teaser!
With her tormenting winds, she plays with man and nature alike.
POWWOW
The Gathering of Nations Powwow, an annual festivity of the Native Americans and indigenous from around the world, is held
in April, in New Mexico. A celebration of cultures to honor the traditions of ancestors by reflecting, praying, dancing, and singing.
CHOLLA'S ADVISE
Rising seas, hurricanes, tornadoes, drought, floods and fires. Epidemics, wars, refugees, homelessness and famine.
Nature and history are screaming alarms, is anyone listening?
THE HOMELESS GYPSY
I met a man in Marrakesh, the story goes, who claimed to be a homeless gypsy.
His family and in fact entire clan had been wiped out by the war.
ALL THE KIND PEOPLE
A clap of thunder, this morning
Awakened me with a scare
GARDEN OF LIES AND DELIGHT
Waiting for a train
In a drizzling rain