Matter, Energy, and Life of Michael A. Castello.
1. the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death: the origins of life.
When I started child neurology, I never expected to gain an older sibling.
Everything That Remains by Joshua Fields Millburn, Ryan Nicodemus Perhaps it is fitting that my review of the memoir authored by The Minimalists is brief. Overall I enjoyed the book even with the style choice of having commentary in endnotes (I maintained two bookmarks so I could flip back and forth). Using a memoir to […]
Bast had quite the exciting birthday party this year.
Exploring the various items I carry with me at work.
I callously discuss my skin’s poor resistance to friction.
Physical detritus, its many forms, and the unending burden of its containment.
Google Maps as a reminder that things have changed.
In which my right foot collects superficial injuries.
Whether they are 9–5 or even the more expansive 8–6, it is a challenge at the best of times to arrive at an establishment that keeps so-called “business hours.” Even more so for the hapless resident physician on inpatient service, whose days stretch twelve hours at minimum. Thus, when given the opportunity to leave work…
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