Day 1
I’ve perused the internet and found too many sources of the following line so instead of crediting the wrong person, I will just share it here as that widely used quote:
I’ve perused the internet and found too many sources of the following line so instead of crediting the wrong person, I will just share it here as that widely used quote:
Dear 2009,
Living in the past doesn’t do us any good, but looking back in reflection is good for us all. I spent time today reading some things I wrote on this day one year ago in this notebook. I then promptly threw it in the dumpster outside my apt. Accept it all/own where you have been and what you’ve done, then toss it and move on. It’s always motivating to be able to see how far you’ve come, humbling to see how far you still have to go and thrilling to think about all the things that are possible for tomorrow.
Moving to different states, starting new jobs, next chapters, etc.- all mixed in with the holidays tends to put a wrench in the writing plans. Sorry to have disappeared. In my absence I have certainly collected lots of stories.
Love the med-school schmegma couch, love the fun times and I actually somehow think it’s cute and charming that you are always so effin late.
This was before we hosed the entire thing while having an argument as to why one person cannot make two cappuccinos at the same time.
1.) I don’t have breast cancer.
Should they really have to tape this up on a bathroom wall in a Doctor’s office?
Just as I was finishing up writing about how random friends and followers send me links to cool stuff, this one came in.