Playing with Bubbles

It was such a nice day soDave and Melissa and I walked down to Rittenhouse Square. We brought a frisbee an sidewalk chalk and bubbles, but the kids had much more fun with the bubbles, so we let them play with them.

Can Art

In the Park

Rittenhouse Square



















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.... an umbella

Driving from across the country: Day 1

Last week my brother and I drove from New Jersey to LA, so he could move to a new job. Here's the pics from the trip.

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Starting off.

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Driving across Pennsylvania.

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We passed through about 13 miles of West Virginia

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Eating at Bob Evans in West Virginia

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Cabela's sport and hunting store in West Virginia

Nothing much interesting in Ohio. We just drove straight across. WE stopped for dinner in Indiana and drove on to St. Louis. We had been considering staying there and touring Saint Louis the next day, but weather reports said it was going to rain which would mean that touring would be a lot less funa and traffic would be worse so we kept going into Missouri. Which was a good thing because it did rain, and then snow. I think they got about 2 feet.

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Gateway Arch and Old Cathedral. I was confused about the Hebrew lettering on a Cathedral. According to the internet, when the cathedral was first built, it was the only large house of worship in the city, and the bishop let other religions use it, so he put Hebrew letters on to make other people feel comfortable. A nice story.

Helicopter crash!

It was a helicopter crash. The helicopter brought. in a poisoning patient from Sayre. When it tried to leave the 6,000-pound Eurocopter EC-135 immediately lost power and came crashing down on the rooftop helipad. Then they brought in the cranes. Thank G-d it failed when it did. They fly right over the city and could have killed who knows how many people aside from just the pilots.

Helicopter on a string

I was walking past Chestnut street today, and I saw a helicopter hanging from a crane and slowly being lowered to the ground. I guess Harrisburg's medevac helicopter was broken and unsafe to fly to a helicopter repair hangar.

From Drexel Year 5

From Drexel Year 5

From Drexel Year 5

National Zoo in Washington

Last weekend, my brother and I visited the national zoo in Washington, and had an awesome time. We saw America's cows, maned wolves, capybaras (the world's largest rodent) and giant amazonian fish. But the best were the asian river otters who were incredibly playful and cute, and the new baby panda, Tai Shan. I got videos of both of them with my new phone, so you can share their cuteness.

Harrisburg

Now I am at Harrisburg for outpatient medicine, which basically means going to a different clinic (in the same building) every day. Here's me standing in front of the student housing. I'll update you on the incredible sits of Harrisburg in the days to come.

Inpatient

Then inpatient medicine at Hahnemann. I worked really hard, learned a lot, cool residents, but no pictures. In my spare time learned to salsa and swing dance.

Monmouth Pediatrics

Then I went to Monmouth, New Jersey for Pediatrics. It was a lot of fun. The other students were cool, and the attendings and residents were very interested in teaching.















The Bear Parade for the Valerie Fund and Diana


Beach Pics.

What have I been up to 1.

My first rotation was psychiaty at MHOP. It was a blast. The attendings basically let you do as much as you wanted to do and enjoyed teaching, and I wanted to do as much as possible so I had a great time and learned alot. I also met Melissa about halfway through and we really hit it off after the first date. So life was much more pleasant than last year.

I'm Back

Hi, everyone. I've been busy on rotations for a while and haven't been posting, but now I'm on ambulatory medicine in Harrissburg, and I should have more time to post again. Yay.

From the archives- cartoon

From the archives: cartoon.

The physicists must be dying over this one. I laughed out loud in the library.

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