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

Sunday, June 8, 2008

Recipe for Humble Pie

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"To eat humble pie" (from Wikipedia ): "The expression derives from umble pie, which was a pie filled with liver, heart, and ...

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Saturday, June 7, 2008

Paul Levy, How Could You Do This To Me?! :)

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Paul Levy , I'm gonna have ta kill ya! (She writes, entirely facetiously, of course.) I went to Russo and Sons in Watertown today, or Ru...

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Thursday, June 5, 2008

Oboe Debut!

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Remember when I was debating whether or not to play publicly with my chamber group of beginner musicians? Well, I missed that first opportu...

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Wednesday, June 4, 2008

Tales from Saint Boonie's: Bubba

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Meet Bubba. Bubba is one of my favorite surgeons. Though most other people at St. Boonie's are fictitious recreations, composites, or to...

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Monday, June 2, 2008

The Eloquent Brain

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I've heard people on the radio expressing amazement and, in some cases, a sense of "creepiness" over discussions of Ted Kenned...

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Saturday, May 31, 2008

Do You See What I See?

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Today I went to a lovely baby shower during which we guests got to play some cute, enjoyable games, including "The Clothespin Game...

Friday, May 30, 2008

What is Music?

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If you care about music... If you care about composing and creativity... If you care about people having access to music and to participatio...

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T.: 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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