I figured I would have mellowed with age but nope keep getting angrier by the day.
Is that a me thing or a “the world” thing?
I just keep getting angried by the day. I believe it's got something to do with us.
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I figured I would have mellowed with age but nope keep getting angrier by the day.
Is that a me thing or a “the world” thing?
I just keep getting angried by the day. I believe it's got something to do with us.
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I hate people that are like "oh you shouldn't curse. Use proper words. Only people with a small vocabulary uses curse words" like no Karen fuck is exactly the word I'm looking for.
Because saying you are and idiot is one thing
Saying you are a fucking idiot is another
Similarly, trying to be all fancy and calling someone a “blight on the world” simply has a different energy and weight to it than calling them a fucking asshole.
You wouldn’t use a rapier in the same situation you’d use a folding chair.
that last line is on fire tho.
Vocabulary, people!
Being 6ft and
having a very small kitten form a bond with you and
watching this very small kitten follow you everywhere and
having to look directly down all the time
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Please take a picture show us your perspective
POV: you’re 6ft trying not to step on a very small cat that follows you.
POV: 2 of them
Holding him is the only way I can get some peace in the morning. Can’t believe he did this today, I’m melting.
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Pink Lamps, Shibuya 渋谷
So peaceful Souvenir. A brother singing ancient Andalusian song in Al-hambra palace.
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The right amount of melancholy
This is one of my most favorite Andalusian muwashshahat (an Arabic poem that’s specifically written to be sung). It was written in the 3rd century by an Arab poet from Granada, so it’s not very far fetched that the song has been sung at some point in that very palace centuries ago.
These are the lyrics in Arabic and English, in case anyone’s interested.
When he appeared with a sway in his walk My darling infatuated me with his beauty Oh, my fate and my confusion Who will have mercy when I complain Of anguish in love Except for the holder of beauty?
لما بدا يتثنى حبي جماله فتننا وعدي و يا حيرتي من لي رحيم شكوتي فى الحب من لوعتي إلا مليك الجمال
Messier 99 : Grand design spiral galaxy Messier 99 looks majestic on a truly cosmic scale. This recently processed full galaxy portrait stretches over 70,000 light-years across M99. The sharp view is a combination of ultraviolet, visible, and infrared image data from the Hubble Space Telescope. About 50 million light-years distant toward the well-groomed constellation Coma Bernices, the face-on spiral is a member of the nearby Virgo Galaxy Cluster. Also cataloged as NGC 4254, a close encounter with another Virgo cluster member has likely influenced the shape of its well-defined, blue spiral arms. via NASA
Tracks, Shinjuku 新宿
Hall of Trees, Iidabashi 飯田橋
Ive always found it really interesting that like 75% of the time, all it takes is two drinks and some comfortable conversation for even the most straight laced person to be like "yeah I've seen a ghost. I don't believe in ghosts, but I saw one. Here's the whole story-"
"ghost" is just a standin here. I'm routinely surprised at how many people have had unexplained or anomalous experiences that they feel ashamed to talk about. I can't say I blame them for feeling that way though. The world is a strange place, and even the ordinary laws of physics are pretty damn good at doing weird inexplicable shit.
I don't really have a point here, but I guess what I'm trying to get at is that I feel that we don't really acknowledge how routinely bizarre the world is.
Bringing this back due to recent events that have happened in residency.
my body, tearfully: when sleep???
me: my dude we just woke up!! It’s time for wakefulness and doing things and Productivity
my body, weeping: but???? when sleep?????
me: okay, finally now is sleep
my body: no. wrong.
Wayfaring’s Laws* of Medical Superstition
1. Upon utterance of the “q-word,” (a word too heinous to commit to writing here, even in the disguised form of one of its many synonyms), the Emergency Dept, clinic, or medical unit in which it was uttered will become inundated with emergencies, difficult patients, and a census out of ratio to staff within the hour.
2. Cloud color dominance submits to the traditional medical educational hierarchy. Thus, a white cloud resident paired with a black cloud attending on call will suffer the effects of the attending’s stormy weather. Medical students, like weathermen, are merely present to record the day’s events for posterity. Cloud forecasts from medical students have a positive predictive value of 14% and are not to be trusted.
3. A seemingly random fleeting thought regarding a patient of particularly disdainful character or of frequent visitation to one’s facility is bound to result in producing said patient’s presence in one’s clinic or ED before the end of the shift. Pronouncement of the patient’s name in the presence of colleagues will result in contact with said patient within the hour.
4. Precipitation precipitates precipitous deliveries. Inclement weather not only brings on labor but also predicts baby booms 9-10 months into the future. The same can be said for Full moons and full ERs and psych wards or Friday the 13ths and emergencies in clinic.
5. Bringing work to be done during one’s “downtime” is a guarantee of a busy day with no downtime.
6. If the functioning of a pager is in question, all that is required to elucidate an answer is to drop one’s pants in a bathroom stall or sit down to a meal. If one is able to complete their bodily eliminations or enjoy a full meal uninterrupted, the pager is surely in need of fresh batteries.
7. The more severe the weather, the more likely all scheduled patients will show up. Conversely, the more pleasant the weather, the less likely scheduled patients will show up. See also: the pre-chart principle, in which pre-charting on a patient prior to their arrival to clinic substantially increases the likelihood that the patient will not show up.
*Laws are still in the research phase and have not yet been found to be universally true, though the frequency of their occurrence and observation by medical personnel from a wide array of specialties and locales supports their factual nature.