Notes of an Anesthesioboist

Wherein an adult student of oboe chronicles her adventures in music, medicine, and faith, and other stories... “Novelists, opera singers, even doctors, have in common the unique and marvelous experience of entering into the very skin of another human being. What can compare with it?” -Willa Cather

Monday, August 20, 2007

Gastronomic Delights in France

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Monday, August 20, 2007 After these long Paris posts - journal entries, really - I wanted to write something "on the lighter side...
Saturday, August 18, 2007

Ah, Paris!

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We drove into Paris this morning in glorious weather. It's so interesting to think the Eiffel Tower was so controversial when it was bei...
Friday, August 17, 2007

Oboe-ing in Rural France

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I haven't entirely abandoned my trusty little oboe. I'm so glad it's so portable! There was plenty of room in my carry-on bag fo...
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Thursday, August 16, 2007

à la Recherche de Saint René

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We started our day yesterday at a lovely outdoor mass in Montreuil-sur-Maine, on the banks of the Mayenne river, at a place known as La Grot...
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Chartres Cathedral: a pilgrimage begins

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Tuesday, August 14, 2007 « Un vaisseau de pierre et de lumières sur l’océan des blés. » Charles Peguy's description of Chartres Cathedra...
Monday, August 13, 2007

Book-lover's Pun

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Drove through a few quaint villages and towns today - Hardencourt, Vaux sur Eure, Croisy sur Eure, Pacy sur Eure (where I think one of my fa...
Sunday, August 12, 2007

A Village in Normandy

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Our flight landed half an hour early, and with almost no one else on the road at dawn on a sunday morning, it only took us an hour and 5 min...
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I'm a wife & mom. I'm a doctor too. I listen to classical Christmas carols all year round (they make me happy). I also love to read, write, cook, eat, dance, play music, and ponder things. I do a lot of my pondering here.
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