Tuesday, October 10, 2006
About Me
- Name: rilkefan
Rilkefan is a high energy particle physicist, poet, and flutist living in the SF Bay Area.
Previous Posts
- Extraordinary admission
- Magical thinking, pewter
- "Hush Little Baby" and Metallica's "Enter Sandman"
- And the fish was this long
- Why death is bad, according to google
- Virus
- I do something awful to a poem by Nancy Willard
- People care about the (perceived) outcome in Lebanon
- Don't waste your life
- Generosity
3 Comments:
Sorry to hear about the possibility of surgery. My daughter came down with Kawasaki syndrome when we went to the states and it is very rare, so she had to spend far too much time in the hospital and she still feels a little bit of that terror everytime she has to go to the hospital. You might think about trying to investigate your options and trying to find the place that will make it easiest on rk.
And thanks for trying to calm things down, but don't worry, I said I was giving him the last word, so that's what I will do.
Thanks. We live next to a great hospital, and our pediatrics group seems highly competent, and some of his grandparents are pediatricians by training, and the insurance seems to be holding up, so we should be ok.
Best of luck.
Hostages for life. Or so it seems.
What popped into my head when I read that was the story of Joe Cic/pp/o. He was held hostage in Beirut by Hezbollah for 5 years or so -- 1986 to 1991. When he was released, some reporter asked him how he made it, mentally, and he told of his wife's love of roses, and his wish to take her to the Rose Bowl Parade in Pasadena. I guess we start with Azael's cuteness and biology, but then find a dream of a Pasadena of our own.
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