I found a polka-dotted pink sock in my shirt sleeve at work this morning.   It looked like Ooseung’s.   Now I know where all those disappearing socks go. It reminded me of when my brother and I were kids, according to our mom we would leave toys in our dad’s shoes at night.  In the morning [...]

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I made sure to bring Lucifer with me before heading into work that morning. “Hey thanks for letting me borrowing this,” I said as I handed the graphic novel over to the nocturnist.  Nocturnists are the rare and much-sought-after breed of doctor that prefer working only at night for some reason. “I had to go through it a few times.  [...]

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Sleep.  I could do with another 11 hour nap.  Hopefully I won’t crash on any patient beds. Feeling fifty percent better.  During the fever part, I kept dreaming I had to solve one of those sliding tile puzzles, only there were hundreds of tiles.  I’d wake up and think that I have to think of [...]

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After two weeks off and watching the kids, I woke up for work today quite ill. “That’s because you didn’t have time to get sick before,” is Amy’s theory. Perhaps like people who live a little longer for a special day or visitor. But I don’t really have time to get sick now either. The [...]

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So, my wife Amy made it back last night around midnight.  She had gone to an oncology nurse conference in Garden Grove, California for two and a half days.  The weather wasn’t as delightful as expected.  It was warm (60′s – woohoo!) but rainy (boohoo). Meanwhile in Mi-chilly-gan, it was scrotum-squeezing cold this week (single [...]

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