Words from my brain
Cooper was our first family dog. I remember how excited I was when my parents finally folded and said yes to a dog. My brother and I were harassing them for about a decade until they agreed it was time to bring home an adorable little brown puppy. Cooper was a Chesapeake Bay Retriever. I … Continue reading Processing The Loss Of My First Dog
I’ve decided that in light of the current atrocities happening across Afghanistan, I need to write this informal blog to get some things off my chest about the American Experience in the Middle East. I will start by saying that none of the things I am about to say represent the views and or beliefs … Continue reading [Guest Writer] My Thoughts On Afghanistan As A Member Of The US Military
Whenever I tell people that I worked in Pediatric Oncology, I always get the same response. “That’s so sad. How could you do that?” Childhood cancer obviously has its moments that are heartbreaking; some more obvious than others. You have days when you find out that a patient has passed away, but the message isn’t … Continue reading The Bright Side Of Pediatric Oncology
I am not a religious person. I would consider myself “Agnostic” if I had to put myself in a category. However, for the sake of my narrative, let’s assume that the biblical version of God and the Devil exists. People tend to personify things, so God and the Devil are often portrayed as these physical … Continue reading Facebook is a disease.
Have you ever gone out into public, pre-quarantine, with the fear that you might recognize someone you know? No one on this planet wants to do small talk with that dude that sat behind you in geometry class in 2009, right!? Well, what if you had the inability to recognize them? There are people in … Continue reading Some people have the inability to see faces, and it’s actually quite common.
I hold no political affiliation. I feel like it is important that I make that message clear before I begin. I think the far left and the far right are equally absurd and to choose one political agenda over the other, without even CONSIDERING that both sides can each have good ideas and bad ideas, … Continue reading Hydroxychloroquine has become less about the PATIENTS and more about the POLLS
I wrote a full length episode of ‘The Office’ that was inspired by the coronavirus. I know what you are thinking and yes, I do have a lot of free time right now. The episode takes place circa season 3. Well anyways, click here for the PDF. Enjoy!
Everyday, thousands of articles regarding the coronavirus are being written. People are either downplaying the current situation or they are having a full blown panic attack inside their bomb shelter, sitting on a throne of toilet paper they have stockpiled. Regardless, I think it is important to understand exactly what is going on here. So, … Continue reading Cliff Notes Of The Coronavirus (brief…
Click to read my full length episode of The Office, titled “The Tinder Date.”
Answering the age old question.