Ok this one is going to come close....OMAR! For those who know me, there is some irony here somewhere. Looks like about 50 mph winds now, but should get a bit more blowzy by Thurs at 2 AM when it scoots just west of us. No wonder the seas were up a bit during my swim today :) It was good swim in the rain though. Anyway, that would explain all the rain we've been having lately. Really hard, and muddy runoff too.
Blogging the trek of an non-traditional, older dude through a traditional physician educational process in a non-traditional world. Some people go out and buy a muscle car for their midlife crisis (I miss my '70 Camaro), but I decided to go to medical school. It is in God's hands and it's a RUSH.
Being a 50 something medical-school graduate now isn't as "nuts" as everyone seems to think. Just getting prepared for the rest of my life
"Life isn't about finding yourself; It's about creating yourself" - George Bernard Shaw
"Life isn't about finding yourself; It's about creating yourself" - George Bernard Shaw
Just another Blue Man...
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"One act of pure love in saving life is greater than spending the whole of one’s time in religious offerings to the gods." -Dhammapada
Let us not look back in anger or forward in fear, but around in awareness. 
— James Thurber
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