Anticipation
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
Later that afternoon, after the wind has pushed mountains of clouds across the lake, a distant gray wall approaches the shore.
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Letting Go
Category: Lyrical
Doctors practice each day with the angel of unnecessary caution sweetly whispering to them "Don't do it - your patient will die."
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 12:27 PM • 3 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
July 26, 2006
Ghosts From the Northern Skies
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
Echoes seem to carry across the lake and forest like a bell ringing over a mountain valley.
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 8:35 PM • 1 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
July 23, 2006
Was My Great-Grandfather Tough, or Just Overheated?
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
In the previous episode of "My Peculiar Summer" I might have mentioned that the fair city where your narrator resides was recently battered by a couple of storms. As I write this thousands of citizens still wail in the dark...
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 10:15 PM • 2 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
July 21, 2006
Are You Tired, Rundown, Listless? Do You Poop Out at Parties?
Category: Commentary
"Fifty minutes after consuming the drinks, the performance of those who had had the energy drink started to slip, and they became significantly sleepier."
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July 20, 2006
Holy Thunderbolts! Who Goosed Zeus Last Night?
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
The fair city of St. Louis was hit by a brutal thunderstorm last night, knocking out the power to at least half of the metro area. Trees are down everywhere and it takes 15 minutes to go through a major...
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July 19, 2006
AskaSciBlogger Question for July 19th
Category: Science Bloggers
"Excuse me, Sir? I am a graduate of the University of Iowa medical school and have traveled here to offer myself up for study and hard work, so that I may become the type of physician that you would be proud of."
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July 18, 2006
I Shun Red Meat - Does This Make Me A Weirdo?
Category: Commentary
In the spirit of live and let live, therefore, I ask my beloved family to let me nosh on soy nuts and olives while they chomp down on a burger.
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July 16, 2006
The Flight Plan
Category: Allegory
While visiting one of my patients in the hospital we reflected together on how he has been able to fight off his metastatic cancer for over two years, much longer than anyone would have ever predicted given how sick he...
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 7:57 PM • 5 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
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