A varied discussion of my work, life, and the things that I know best. There may be some meandering into the questions of the how, why, and when of the human condition. Advice... some. Tips... a few. Wisdom... still working on it.
Hey, your readers are so good at commenting on your blog! Where did you find such nice people?
Dear dogscatskidslife readers: please visit me, too! I could use some thoughtful readers like you!
posted by It's me, T.J. at Friday, June 23, 2006
After graduating from college "the first time", I moved to Oklahoma where I lived for 30 years. In the fall of 2007 I moved "back home" to the Texas Hill Country. I write various summaries about numerous subjects, ranging from veterinary medicine to political viewpoints. I also like to take photographs. A journalist at heart, I don't pretend to have all the answers... just a whole lot of questions.
Hope is the vision that we have for our lives; and with vision comes the will to live it. ~ T.J. Morgan
Time is like water running through my fingers. My hands get wet, but they can't hold any of it. Evaporation soon erases all evidence that it was even there... ~ T.J. Morgan
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5 Comments:
The thing about readers is that they find the good bloggers! A commenter only comments on what's already there ... ;o)
Keep on blogging, TJ! :o)
Hello, back from the City.
My medicing was quite interesting.
What was scary ... was the number of correct decisions I made!! We had an RN on call 24 hours a day. We only had to call her 3 times, and all 3 times she agreed with my choices 100%. Yikes.
Usually, they send 4 to 8 kids to the ER during camp. We sent 1 kid under my care. Kids that other medics sent, I'd send back to their room with orders for ice, rest and watch ... and they'd be fine in 2 hours ... injuries that happened as a result of camp activities ... saved the camp insurance money not to mention the kids and anxiety.
It was just sooo wrong to be just a mom and know so much LOL
I did have a blast though, and I got to know so many more kids than I would have if I was just a counselor and writing teacher.
I may be back in the city in the next couple of weeks, a friends 17 month old baby is having a brain tumor removed at OU on Tuesday. Keep her in your prayers. We're all kind of devastated here.
Hey Moof...
Thanks for the encouragement.
Glad you're *alive* Peggikaye and that all of your *patients* survived too!
Sounds like you had a wonderful time.
I'll be praying for the baby. OU Medical is where I had surgery on my brain tumor too.
They'll be in good hands.
later...
Well, readers comment because they like what you have to say! :)
Thanks Pattie!
You've been *missing* for a little while.
Are things getting pulled together for you?
Hope so.
later...
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