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About a month ago I decide to make the name of every blog posting I made this month end in the word “it”. Because it seemed like the thing do do. And today, being the last day of September, marks my last “It!” posting! I didn’t think I’d write that many postings this month, as […] →Read more
Went to the dentist for a wee filling in one of my molars. I haven’t had very many filling in my life, but the few times I have, I tend to get all the way to the dentist’s office and into the chair before it really registers that they are going to give me a […] →Read more
My friend Dr. Dan wants to throw himself off the side of a building, but he needs your help. More specifically, Dan is raising funds for Easter Seals, a charity that helps children with disabilities, and if he raises $1,500, he gets to rappel down the side of a large building. Rappelling, for the uninitiated, is […] →Read more
Today I ran my last long run before the Victoria half marathon. It was 20 km, which required me to run from the New West Quay, which is near my place, all the way to Vancouver and back! 20 km is a lot of kms. As you may recall, I decided back in June that […] →Read more
Props again to Cath for coming up with this blog posting’s title! Got my hair done by the amazing Jenny Lynn at Rain Hair Salon: →Read more
Spinach and gruyere quiche with a hashbrown crust. A crust made out of hashbrowns solves my like-quiche-but-dislike-pastry problem. →Read more
Note: This is probably of interest to no one except me, as it’s just a summary of the key things – or at least interesting things – I learned from the conference I was at this week, along with some random thoughts I had and connections I made to other things that I’m doing. Rather […] →Read more
My managerial economics prof offered my class the option to have a math refresher evening to make sure we are up to speed on the math we need to understand to be able to do the work we need to do in managerial economics. So after spending the past three days at the health care […] →Read more
Since the conference that I’ve been at this week is in Vancouver, I’ve been taking Skytrain. And I have to tell you, I so much prefer taking Skytrain to work instead of driving! I can read and drink my coffee and not have to worry about terrible drivers like I do when I’m driving! Granted, […] →Read more
I am spending the next 3 days at Priorities 2012, the biennial conference of the International Society on Priorities in Health Care (ISPHC). From the conference website: The International Society on Priorities in Health Care was formed in 1996 to strengthen the theory and practice of priority setting in health care. It provides the leading international […] →Read more