It sounds like a the beginning of a joke, but what do a Sixteenth Century Swiss scientist. a late Twentieth Century scientist, Dexter and me have it common? All of us view healing as a natural process aided by experience.
Author: Eric Saretsky
I don't know too many who are not dog-men. I have often eschewed politics in favor of talking about dogs, married life and everyday perspectives as one of the dog-people. Not that I don't like cats, I do. But cats tolerate you, while dogs enjoy having you around.
of dogs and roses
Without a dog, you’d never have anyone demonstrate how important it is to stop every day and smell the … More
un-Wanted
Kill the mockingbird, or maim, or drown it. These are the thoughts that do not bother me at three in … More
from the editorial staff
Apologies It has come to my (our) attention that the posts over the last couple of days have been heavily … More
dirt
Home gardeners know a lot about dirt. Here in El Cajon, the clay and decomposed granite that makes up the whole of the area away from the small San Diego river habitat, hardly supports anything more natively than grasses. But with a ton of fertilizer and compost, people have planted ornamental, pine, avocado and fruit trees. And like my neighbor, a lot of vegetables.
a man of block letters
Communicating with others is part of my DNA. Two hundred fifty-eight years ago, my maternal ancestor, James Blaw, was born in a small town on the eastern coast of Scotland.
This is how you can turn your smartphone into a 3D hologram projector
Originally posted on AesthesiaMag:
This is how you can turn your smartphone into a 3D hologram projector More info: Youtube…
patient in affliction
There are very few things that match the relief of being released from the hospital and wheeled into a waiting car to take a patient home.
Friends in need
If I were to get education credit for life experience in hospitals, by now, I would certainly have a PhD. … More
