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Happy Hallowe'en from the Ghastly Assassin of Malignant Mitoses!...
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 11:37 AM • •
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Best of the Cheerful Oncologist - Footsteps
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
Strolling around the sparse, loamy grass, or lounging by the water under the soft shade of the pines, the mind drifts and imagination begins to replay scenes from summers long forgotten.
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 9:42 PM • •
End of Vacation Blogging
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
My annual trek Up North to the land of clear blue water is over and I shall resume the usual malarky cometh the dawn.
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 9:55 PM • •
Vacation Blogging
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
You know, it is remarkable how far laughter carries across these northern glacial lakes.
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 5:18 PM • 2 Comments •
Message to an Eagle Scout
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
"Now more than ever the world needs leaders, and as an Eagle Scout the world will ask much of you - of your skills, your character and your good will."
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 12:06 PM • •
Ten Weird Things About Me? Say It Ain't So!
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
[Editor's note: Dr. Stemwedel has started this particular meme on ScienceBlogs. In the spirit of merriment if not utter buffoonery the narrator of this site feels compelled to join in - the twerp.] Confiteor, Pater Optime! 1. I can identify...
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 7:47 PM • 5 Comments •
Back Home Again
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
Mirabile dictu, the electric company came by and replaced our downed power line this afternoon. Blogging will resume tout de suite, but first can I at least get the temperature in here above 60 degrees? (Up from 44, that is)....
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 9:28 PM • 1 Comments •
We Interrupt This Blog to Bring You the Following
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
Once again a despicable ice storm has forced us out of our house...I'm currently living in a tent city run by some Food-For-Oil executives by the banks of the muddy Meramec River in Fenton, Missouri...unable to blog...am using a friend's...
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 6:58 PM • 6 Comments •
"Chem Lab - Mon, Wed, Fri - Period 5"
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
KMnO4 + C6H12O6 + friction is not a way to impress girls. It is a nice way to get a new wardrobe (once released from the hospital).
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 2:42 PM • 2 Comments •
Presenting - The Homeless Oncologist!
Category: Autobiographical Tidbit
As I drive around my neighborhood I see twisted and mangled trunks, arms and legs lying in the snow, or leaning against fellow trees like wounded soldiers. Power crews are working around the clock to replace the scores of downed lines.
Posted by Craig Hildreth at 11:51 AM • 5 Comments •
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