All in Doctorly Musings
Itโs more or less the 10 year anniversary of the Dr. Bookworm blog.
If you follow me on Instagram, you may have noticed that I tend to re-post stories (daily or weekly) that are labeled as โthe post that made me smile todayโ. Click to see me hopscotching. :D
For my patients and families:
Thank you so much for the honor and privilege of being your pediatrician.
It is with a heavy heart that I need to tell you that Iโm leaving Surf City Pediatrics. Truly it has overall been a wonderful experienceโjoining a work family and creating a community of patient families.
Iโm sick today. The day before my middle child would have turned sixteen.
We officially have a rainbow teen. Not a rainbow baby, not a rainbow child, but a rainbow TEEN.
Today, on May the 4th, I keep wondering why I keep coming back to Princess Leia.
Itโs not because sheโs a princess. Or a space princess.
Itโs not because she fell in love with the reluctant hero.
This morning what struck me most is how I would not be the doctor I am without the support and encouragement of my family.
For one of her classes, Mini Me Bookworm is supposed to write something about Randall Park and what his inclusion in the MCU universe means. I know it means something to her, but it means something slightly different to me.
My favorite part of New Moon is still the scene in which Bella is staring out the window as the months go by. I thought it was the perfect visual depiction of the blank pages in the book.