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The Hospital

With so many different physician financial blogs out there, it is tough to keep track of all the great content being published on a daily basis.

Part of my daily routine was to visit as many physician blogs as I could and see if there was any new content to read.

This soon became quite time consuming as the number of physician bloggers continued to expand.

I thought to myself, “Wouldn’t it be so much easier if I could go to one site, see a list of all the latest posts by all the physician bloggers, and pick and choose which ones caught my eye?”

That is why I created The Hospital, a place where all the physicians can be found under one roof along with their contributions to the medical/financial library.

These posts will be listed in chronological order (newest at the top) and updated every other hour.

Bookmark this page and make visiting it a part of your daily routine to ensure that you will never let your prescriptions to these blogs expire (you can think of this page as the Anti-Apple (you know, the one that keeps the doctors away).

[If I have inadvertently left out a physician blog that would like to be added to the Hospital, please send me your credentials via the contact form and I will grant you hospital privileges]

My latest post:

• I Broke A Golden Rule Of Finance: Marc (VitalDollar.com)
  

      There is a popular saying in the financial community, “One House, One Spouse, One Job.” It essentially constitutes one of the “golden rules” of finance and is advice often given to those seeking financial independence. Breaking one or more components of this tenet implies that you may find ... read more
  *XRAYVSN*Published on Thu-Apr-25-2019

The Doctor’s Lounge:

• Doctor, how are you, really?
  

  My longtime psychiatrist died by suicide. It still doesn’t seem real. It’s nearly impossible to accept that someone who had the talent and resources to help so many others couldn’t avail himself of the help that he needed. It’s even harder to accept that I sensed something was wrong and ... read more
  KevinMDPublished on Fri-Apr-26-2019
• Succeeding in Telemedicine with Sylvia Romm, M.D.
  

  In today’s episode, we chat with Sylvia Romm, M.D.  about her journey from being a pediatric hospitalist to an innovator in the technological side of medicine. Listen as as she shares how she started her own telemedicine business to help women with breastfeeding and how she now works as ... read more
  Hippocratic HustlePublished on Fri-Apr-26-2019
• The Early Retirement Vacuum
  

  The Early Retirement Vacuum The emails went back and forth. We kept trying to jockey for a time. A perspective tenant wanted to get in to see one of my properties and every date and time he offered were suboptimal. Although I would never have thought it, backing off ... read more
  DiversefiPublished on Fri-Apr-26-2019
• Two Years of Rogue Blogging, One Year of Accidental Saving
  

  Two Years of Blogging I’m terrible with milestones, at least ones pertaining to this blog. The two-year anniversary of this site came and went earlier this month with nary a mention from me. As mentioned in last previous post, published months ago (!), this site is going through a bit ... read more
  Rogue Dad MDPublished on Fri-Apr-26-2019
• The Monthly Checkout: April 2019
  

  Every month, I like to highlight some noteworthy posts that I’ve read.  I pass them along to you so that you can enjoy them, too. This is the monthly checkout April 2019. The posts will involve topics that are often covered on this blog including personal finance, investing, physician burnout, and paying down debt.  ... read more
  ThePhysicianPhilosopherPublished on Fri-Apr-26-2019
• The 6 Stages of Diversification — Where Are You At?
  

  I had an interesting question via Twitter: It got me thinking about diversification. There are actually multiple levels or stages of diversification, with a diminishing amount of importance as you move down the list. So while Dr. Hersch might feel he is diversified, and likely is at one level, ... read more
  White Coat InvestorPublished on Fri-Apr-26-2019
• Australia: Back to the land of luxury
  

  We have a little catching up to do! Our last blog post was about a big family decision. The one before that was about taking a day to really see who the kids are becoming. The last time I wrote about travel was in Vietnam – yikes! Reverse culture shock ... read more
  Big Family Small WorldPublished on Thu-Apr-25-2019
• Ep. 48 Rick Ferri, CFA
  

  On this episode, my guest is Rick Ferri, CFA, a well known advocate of index fund investing. Rick Ferri, CFA Passive investing (just using ETFs does not mean passive investing)What to do before you do portfolio constructionAccumulation of assets (savings rate first and then portfolio optimization)Living below your meansAccumulating ... read more
  Doctor Money MattersPublished on Thu-Apr-25-2019
• Don’t Be Busy, Be Productive
  

  Quick! How many times this past week have you used the word “busy?” I’m too busy, I’m so busy, I’ve been busy. People seem to just love using the word and carry it around like a badge of honor.  I know I do at times. When I talk ... read more
  Passive Income MDPublished on Thu-Apr-25-2019
• Getting More Than 5% Back On All Lifestyle Expenses
  

  Getting More Than 5% Back On All Lifestyle Expenses What If I told you that I get at least 5% back on all of our family’s lifestyle expenses. Even though it sounds a bit preposterous, it’s actually true. The reason for this is plain and simple. I’ll give you a ... read more
  DrMcFrugalPublished on Thu-Apr-25-2019
• Living on Welfare
  

  In the state of Oregon I can qualify for Medicaid because there is no asset testing criteria. As long as you meet the income testing you can qualify for free health insurance which is administered through the Medicaid program, including: office visits alternative medicine emergency/hospital care dental care vision care ... read more
  Urgent Care MedicinePublished on Thu-Apr-25-2019
• Ibotta Cashback App Review : Can You Actually Make Money? {With Video}
  

  What if there was a way to earn cash back from your daily purchases that you already make? Companies like Ibotta allow you to do just that. What is the Ibotta cashback app and how does it work? Can you actually make money using Ibotta? Is Ibotta a trustworthy app ... read more
  Dr Breathe Easy FinancePublished on Thu-Apr-25-2019
• How To Save Money In Your Medicine Cabinet
  

          In this 10-minute take-away I talk about 3 ways you can hack your medicine cabinet so that you SAVE money every month. I find that the NHS payment certificate for prescriptions is NOT well advertised – so if you are using lots of medications per month, ... read more
  Female Money DoctorPublished on Thu-Apr-25-2019
• Buying Gold is NOT Investing
  

  I often hear people talking about their “investment” in gold. Then there are those who have a “diversified portfolio” and gold is one of their forms of diversification. I’ve encountered people who have $60,000 worth of gold bars in their home safe, in case of a major financial crisis. We ... read more
  Cory FawcettPublished on Thu-Apr-25-2019
• I Broke A Golden Rule Of Finance: Marc (VitalDollar.com)
  

      There is a popular saying in the financial community, “One House, One Spouse, One Job.” It essentially constitutes one of the “golden rules” of finance and is advice often given to those seeking financial independence. Breaking one or more components of this tenet implies that you may find ... read more
  *XRAYVSN*Published on Thu-Apr-25-2019
• Your Personal Brand: Why Building Authority is Key to Your Success
  

  I spent eight years living in Minneapolis in the 1990s and early 2000s. There were billboards all over town advertising major retailers, auto dealers, amusement parks, and confident-looking lawyers. I don’t remember seeing larger-than-life physicians overlooking the freeway exits back then, but when I visit the city now, they’re everywhere! ... read more
  Physician On FirePublished on Thu-Apr-25-2019
• Private schools and costs, revisited
  

  College admission letters officially came out a few weeks ago, and there were many happy parents as well as some disappointed ones.  One of my colleagues’ daughters received her acceptance letter to Harvard. He had kept me in the loop during the application process and her daughter had already been ... read more
  SmartMoneyMDPublished on Wed-Apr-24-2019
• No Post Today
  

  Sorry guys, no Whatever Wednesdays post today. I’ve had to get up early the past few days to run errands. As such I’m feeling kind of tired so I’m going to try to get some rest before work instead of writing a post. Things should be back to normal ... read more
  Senior ResidentPublished on Wed-Apr-24-2019
• Are You Running on Empty?
  

  "I'm surprised you stayed in there for as long as you did," the nurse said to me as we stepped out of the room.  "You were so patient." Shrugging, I gave a non-committal reply with a deflective smile, per my usual. "I had time." As I walked down the halls of ... read more
  Reflections of A Millennial DoctorPublished on Wed-Apr-24-2019
• Monthly Article Round-Up – April 2019
  

  Summary: Below are this month’s blog article (and podcast) picks from medical professionals around the web who, like us, have a passion for finance. From how to manage finances as a stay-at-home spouse to the power of belief to the ins and outs of real estate investment, here are our ... read more
  Semi-retired MDPublished on Wed-Apr-24-2019
• A Review Of Dr. Cory Fawcett’s Video Series On Locums Gigs
  

  [Disclosure: I have an affiliate relationship with Cory. If you use this link to purchase his course, I make a commission.] Cory Fawcett, a "repurposed" general surgeon, is no stranger to this blog. I've reviewed his book on career alternatives for doctors, and he's been ... read more
  Crispy DocPublished on Wed-Apr-24-2019
• Interviews With Real Women Physicians – Emily
  

  Welcome to another installment of Interviews with Real Female Physicians. The goal of this series is to share their story so that you, the reader, may learn and be inspired by their experiences – good and bad. We all come from different backgrounds and have different situations. Some of ... read more
  Miss Bonnie MDPublished on Wed-Apr-24-2019
• Measles…Seriously…
  

  This week we are going to get real tangential to the normal content of this blog. I was off service last week week, but as expected, I occasionally have to go in and do administrativey type things. And last week I had to give a couple of talks on ... read more
  PediatricianFindsFIPublished on Tue-Apr-23-2019
• Dollar Cost Averaging vs Market Timing: Which Is Best?
  

  I recently read the hard to find book, Simple Wealth, Inevitable Wealth by Nick Murray. In it, he discussed four behavioral tactics to be practiced during different “seasons” of one’s investing lifetime. One of the behaviors was: “Invest the same amounts monthly, in the same funds, so as to harness ... read more
  Debt Free Dr.Published on Mon-Apr-22-2019
• How to Get a Good Price on a Vehicle (Without a Male Accompanying You)
  

  The fact I even have to add that second part onto the title tells you how far our misogynistic society has yet to change. You see, I recently went out and purchased a truck by myself for our family. Posting about this on social media caused quite the flurry. “You ... read more
  BC KrygowskiPublished on Mon-Apr-22-2019
• The best (and worst) types of physician franchise opportunities
  

  There are a ton of physician franchise opportunities out there. We have 3 rules for how to select the best, and pinpoint the worst of them. This post originated from Look for Zebras. Thanks for reading and subscribing! ... read more
  Looking For ZebrasPublished on Mon-Apr-22-2019
• The Emergency Fund in Debt Payoff
  

  The Emergency Fund: Because Life Happens

  ... read more

  Frugal PhysicianPublished on Sun-Apr-21-2019
• Weekend Toast 4/21
  

  This springs latest and greatest. The post Weekend Toast 4/21 appeared first on BeThree. ... read more
  YouBeThreePublished on Sun-Apr-21-2019
• Saturday AM coffee
  

  The golden weekend beginsI wake up at 7:30 before my alarm. Approx 10 seconds of quiet uninterrupted bliss ensues when I realize I’m the only one awake. I can’t wait to make Saturday morning coffee. Then Dog demands to go outside.While dog is outside, I read the last few page ... read more
  Mothers In MedicinePublished on Sat-Apr-20-2019
• Bouncing Back and Bouncing Forward
  

  I applied three times for employed physician jobs at the institution where I did my residency. Twice I went through the interview process and was subsequently told I didn't get the position. The third time I submitted my name I wasn't offered an interview. The fact that I cringe writing ... read more
  A Doctor’s WorthPublished on Sat-Apr-20-2019
• Family Travel Tips Part 2
  

  It has been over a year since I shared some of my travel tips. Watching this CBC Marketplace episode about “Filthy Flights: What are the dirtiest airplane surfaces?” reaffirms my … ... read more
  Dr Net WorthPublished on Sat-Apr-20-2019
• 15 Common Questions About Estate Planning
  

  Estate planning is one of those things that sounds like something you don’t need to think about unless you’re old, or rich, or both. If you are recently out of medical school, or are in relatively good health, or are one of the 76% of medical students who graduate with ... read more
  Financial ResidencyPublished on Fri-Apr-19-2019
• Help with Residency Relocation Costs
  

  For those moving for residency, there’s a neat free service from a couple of fellow docs called Backlode. The idea is based on the fact that moving companies can often be persuaded to give a discount for the return leg after a long-distance move (because they need to drive back ... read more
  Ben WhitePublished on Wed-Apr-17-2019
• Taxes Are Not Your Enemy
  

  Monday, April 15 2019 was tax day, when most Americans are required to file their federal tax returns for 2018. This post is in honor of the tax day-Ed Taxes. It’s the one word ... read more
  Immigrant FinancesPublished on Tue-Apr-16-2019
• The Government Doesn’t Want you to Work (Too Much)
  

  A feeling of dread suddenly came over me. The numbers just didn’t add up, yet I could not figure out where I went wrong. Maybe I typed something in wrong or missed a section, but everything looked more or less complete. Maybe I’m just getting too old for this and ... read more
  The Happy PhilosopherPublished on Mon-Apr-15-2019
• What is the “Standard of Care”?
  

  A major challenge for physicians facing malpractice litigation is how foreign the legal process feels. Our vocabulary is not the lawyers' vocabulary, and our ways of thinking about things are not their ways! That gap often heightens the feeling of incompetence just when we’re most vulnerable. The phrase “standard of care” is one that's used ... read more
  ThrivePublished on Mon-Apr-15-2019
• Who Supports You When You Struggle?
  

  This past month, the national medical residency match occurred. If you’re not familiar, it’s where all US medical students, who interviewed with different residency programs in their chosen specialties and ranked them in order of which they’d like to attend, learn the fate of their next 3-7 years. All over ... read more
  Practice BalancePublished on Mon-Apr-15-2019
• 7 Habits Of Wealthy People
  

  This is a post by guest author Michael who blogs at Your Money Geek, where he shares his experience, unique insights, and profiles inspirational success stories. When he is not writing about personal finance Michael can be found enjoying a sci-fi book. He runs a popular interview series where he ... read more
  TheFinanceTwinsPublished on Sun-Apr-14-2019
• When to Rebalance an Investment Portfolio
  

  Rebalancing the investments in a portfolio helps to manage risk in the portfolio over time. A systematic approach to rebalancing also encourages disciplined investing rather than emotion-driven portfolio adjustments. This post explores the mechanics of when to do it and some approaches to how. When should I rebalance my ... read more
  LoonieDocPublished on Fri-Apr-12-2019
• My Medical Mission Trip Experience!
  

  My Medical Mission Trip Experience! By: Morgan Sweere Treece     As a first-year medical student, my year was full of new things; marriage, curriculum, schedule, friends, and even city.  But after significant prayer time, [...] The post My Medical Mission Trip Experience! appeared first on #Lifeofamedstudent. ... read more
  Life of A Med StudentPublished on Fri-Apr-12-2019
• Walking the Ghost Road
  

  Working as a doctor in small towns on the High Plains, I have learned to do without a lot of luxuries. Those practicing in larger centers would consider many of these things necessities, such as being able to consult someone to the bedside, ever. I do, however, have one luxury ... read more
  High Plains MDPublished on Mon-Apr-8-2019
• What is a Cost Segregation Study and Why Should I Care?
  

  Regardless of whether you have heard about using a cost segregation study to accelerate depreciation deductions on an investment property, you undoubtedly are aware of the benefits of depreciation as it relates to creating tax-efficient cash flow from rental property. The depreciation ... read more

  Physician REIPublished on Sun-Apr-7-2019
• 6 Months Into My New Medical Practice: An Update
  

  I have finally hit the six month anniversary since my medical practice opened doors. To say there has been a learning curve would be an understatement. Most of the learning curves center around how to navigate insurance companies. Choosing to open a medical practice is not for those who want ... read more
  Investing DocPublished on Sun-Apr-7-2019
• First month financial analysis and thoughts from my second month in solo ophthalmology practice
  

  By Ho Sun Choi- financial analysis of my first month in solo ophthalmology practice and thoughts in my second monthread more First month financial analysis and thoughts from my second month in solo ophthalmology practice ... read more
  Solo Building BlogsPublished on Sat-Mar-30-2019
• What if a NYC Donut Helped Make a Point about the Healthcare Problems of Today?
  

  I walked by some donuts the other day. They were sitting there, nestled comfortably behind that glass that separates us from them, like inmates in their sugary prison cell. They seemed to be looking up at us, in an almost teasing kind of way; I […] The post What if ... read more
  Dr.Corriel.comPublished on Fri-Mar-29-2019
• Refocusing After Cancer, 3 Months into My Son’s Diagnosis
  

  My son has cancer. I’ve been refocusing after the cancer diagnosis. Priorities shift. But, you know it’s been a bit too long since you accessed your blog when you forgot your password. What can I say, there’s been a lot going on. I’m not going to have a lot of ... read more
  ThatFrugalPharamacistPublished on Thu-Mar-28-2019
• Solo 401K
  

  Ah, the customized solo 401K. It is rarely used because it requires more understanding and paperwork than an IRA, but the benefits can be amazing. Back in 2017, I invested my self employment income in a SEP IRA. I had missed the deadline to open a 401K and I didn’t ... read more
  Minimal MDPublished on Tue-Mar-26-2019
• Addiction in Healthcare: The Sweet Path to Hell
  

  SoMeDocs Books   K: “I was assaulted by an intoxicated female. She punched me and ruptured two discs in my back. I LOST MY WHOLE SELF. I could no longer take the CPR course required. I lost my income which was supporting myself and my 3 children. I needed the ... read more
  SoMe DocsPublished on Fri-Mar-22-2019
• Dr. Roboto: Will Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Replace Doctors?
  

  Have you noticed all the talk about automation and artificial intelligence over the last few years? When I was a kid, the only discussion I ever heard about it was the 1983 song Mr. Roboto by Styx. Most people my age will remember that heavily synthesized track featuring the catchphrase ... read more
  NestEggRxPublished on Thu-Mar-21-2019
• More On the Concept of Yield Shield and 4 x 25
  

  I’ve been thoroughly enjoying Big ERN’s series on yield shield 29, 30, and 31. In a very even handed way Karsten pretty much demolishes the illusion of SOR “safety” associated with yield based retirements. I think the illusion comes from the way FIRE is sold by the bogglehead crew and ... read more
  MD on FI/RE (Gasem)Published on Mon-Mar-11-2019
• What Happens When You Have a Miscarriage?
  

  You can’t believe it. You are finally pregnant with a much- desired pregnancy.  You carefully planned out how you would tell your husband the exciting news and it made your heart explode seeing his reaction.  You are floating on cloud nine and love having this little “secret” that only you ... read more
  OB Doctor MomPublished on Sun-Mar-3-2019
• Evaluating Funds Part V: The Philosophy of Funds
  

  Never forget these two axioms: Money frees us, but its pursuit may enslave us. It’s not how much you have at the end; it’s how much you could have made. Before we get into talking about non-index funds, let’s talk about what you’re going into before you do Consider ... read more
  Physician Wealth ThyselfPublished on Wed-Feb-27-2019
• Should We Reject the Moving Allowance: Contract Negotiations
  

  As we close in on a pair of jobs, the nitty-gritty details of this complicated life-event are coming out. Today, I am focused on a line-item in our contract negotiations: the moving allowance. This benefit has been a fixture of the recruitment package for young doctors for quite some ... read more
  Indie DocsPublished on Mon-Feb-25-2019
• Episode 28: Backdoor Roth in Turbotax
  

  How to properly file your backdoor Roth properly with TurboTax! (Video tutorial) *This video is for entertainment purposes and not to be considered legal or financial advice. Please consult with your finance and tax professionals prior to making any financial decisions. ... read more
  39.6Published on Sun-Feb-10-2019
• The ‘Woman’ Physician
  

  I’m often asked to write and speakabout being a woman physician. I don’t know that any of my male physician colleagues have ever been asked to talk about being a male physician. Many hospital systems have women in medicine groups, and there’s now a National Women Physicians Day. Again, don’t ... read more
  Nisha Mehta MDPublished on Sun-Feb-3-2019
• TheBossMD Interviews 10: Planning a Physician Vacation with Prescription Travel
  

  Welcome to episode 10 of TheBossMD Interviews! In this series, I bring you quality interviews with high impact people that can help you manage your position. In today’s interview, we talk to Gayle Smith from Prescription Travel. Gayle runs a physician focused travel agency and helps physicians and their families ... read more
  TheBossMDPublished on Wed-Jan-23-2019
• Using Prediction Calculators for Retirement
  

  Saving for Retirement as a doctor: Future Value Calculator Helps set your target After reading Smart Money’s article, 41% of all doctors have less than $500,000 in savings I had to do some self-reflection.   After practicing medicine for over 14 years am I on the right track with my savings? Here ... read more
  Doc of All TradezPublished on Thu-Jan-10-2019
• How is the US Economy Expected to Fare in 2019?
  

  As we know, the success of our investments in 2019 will depend largely on how the US economy performs. Buy low, sell high as the old saying goes: so will investors find themselves in a bear or bull market this coming year? Source: Pixabay The condition of the economy will ... read more
  Another Second OpinionPublished on Thu-Jan-10-2019
• VagabondMD Has Two Jobs…..FIRE?????
  

  I was gonna quit…instead, I found my dream job Three years ago, it looked like my medical career was grinding to an unhappy end. There was deep burnout and no obvious way out. Fast forward a couple of years, and I just inked a deal for a dream job in ... read more
  Doctor of FinancePublished on Thu-Jan-10-2019
• Checkup – December 2018
  

  Keeping up with a blog is hard! I’m doing a crummy job of producing regular posts, but I figure at the very least I can continue posting about my net worth and cash flow. As I get closer to finishing fellowship (and, uhhhhh, once I actually have a job lined ... read more
  DrPayItBackPublished on Sun-Jan-6-2019
• Thrifty Moving in 2018
  

  Resident Physicians may spend $80 Million moving this year. Are you serious? Yes. Read on.   Moving has got to be one of the most loathful things to ever do in anyone’s life. Honestly – who out there, if asked to raise their hand, would support the notion that they ... read more
  Thrifty SurgeonPublished on Sun-Dec-30-2018
• Merry Christmas! Keep Calm…
  

  Hey everyone. Sorry for the long hiatus. I've been wanting to update the blog for some time now but let's just say IR fellowship is turning out exactly as advertised. For those unfamiliar with interventional radiology training, it is more intense than ... read more
  Future Proof MDPublished on Tue-Dec-25-2018
• Tax Rules That Help You Invest? – Pay Off Debt Or Invest Early Series
  

  (This is a post series on a complicated topic. I will be the first to say debt is an incredibly emotional concept and there is no “right answer” for anyone. Similar to my discussions around asset allocation to bonds/equities, each individual has to take stock of their own behavior when ... read more
  Financially Free MDPublished on Sat-Dec-1-2018
• Why Buying a House is the Best Worst Financial Decision You’ll Ever Make!
  

  Hi everyone, my wife and I spent part of our last two weekends house shopping and I hated it (but if I’m being honest, I kind of didn’t).  As I’ve referenced before, I’m a father of two young children and we currently live in the city.  And while we’re lucky ... read more
  DadsMakingCentsPublished on Tue-Nov-13-2018
• TRAVEL HACKING – RETIRE EARLY MD WALLET
  

  Hello Everyone, for this post, I would like to share with you my own personal killer credit card combination.  I used to carry many more cards but I also like simplification.  I narrowed my wallet down to 5 cards. American Express Platinum = 5X AIRFARE + LOUNGE ACCESS + HOTEL ... read more
  Retire Early MDPublished on Wed-Oct-31-2018
• The Tax Loss Harvesting Charitable Giving Tango
  

  When the Market Gives You Lemons, Harvest That Delicious Fruit! When the market is having a bad month and pundits like Jim Cramer are trying to figure out how to “game” the pullback, FIRE bloggers start implementing their own version of gaming the system: tax loss harvesting.  Bloggers like the ... read more
  Nomads With A VisionPublished on Sat-Oct-27-2018
• A Year of Blogging
  

  Doctors On Debt is a year old! It’s hard to believe, but it’s true. We’ve been admittedly inconsistent in our blog activity. We go in spurts of inspiration and apathy. One thing is for sure: We’ve learned a lot about what it takes to run a blog. Do you ... read more
  Doctors On DebtPublished on Mon-Jul-23-2018
• What Doctors Need to Know About Getting Paid: RVUs and More.
  

  Are you looking for a new job or staying put in an old one? Regardless, it is important to know how you are being paid and formula behind a doctor’s salary.  I must admit I had next to no knowledge when it... The post What Doctors Need to Know About ... read more
  Foreign Born MDPublished on Wed-Mar-7-2018
• The Land of Critical Mass
  

  If you’re doing investing right, you’re saving a large percentage of your income every month (like 25-50%) and stuffing it into stocks, bonds, and real estate investments. At first, even with a high savings rate, your net worth will be low and the money made by your investments will also be ... read more
  Live Free MDPublished on Sun-Mar-4-2018
• I’m not doing Christmas Cards this year.
  

  I’m not doing Christmas Cards this year. And that’s ok. What, you say? Christmas has passed? It’s 2018 already? Oh. Well, we were pretty busy there over the holidays now weren’t we? I love love holiday cards. Love them. Love making ours, love receiving everyone else’s. Love putting them up ... read more
  Son of A DoctorPublished on Tue-Jan-23-2018
• The Meaning of Life
  

  “He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.” – Friedrich Nietzsche The year is 2078, and I am in a haze of morphine, barely conscious. In the next few hours, my brain activity will cease and my heart will stop—I will die. Bummer. When I imagine my ... read more
  My Curiosity LabPublished on Mon-Jan-22-2018