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Tag Archives: travel
A farewell to Boston
This has been an incredibly challenging post to write. Nobody does goodbyes well. Some of you may have noticed that this past Monday did not feature a regularly scheduled someecard post. You may also have noticed that the header on … Continue reading
Where do we come from?
Whether or not Americans think so, the United States is still the land of opportunity. More than 40 million immigrants, the US is still the top destination in the world for people moving from one country to another. The Pew … Continue reading
Boston(s) Photo Project
A few weeks ago, friend and fellow blogger BosGuy and I were meandering about United South End Artists Open Studios event – a weekend where local artists open up their work studios to the public. I have to say, I … Continue reading
MBTA late night service starts tonight
Yes, I’ve gone on the record as saying that late night service on the MBTA is a horrible idea until the system is better funded. Yes, I still contend that it’s a terrible idea, especially considering the MBTA just announced … Continue reading
travel pet-peeves
I previously posted that I’ve been traveling a lot for fellowship interviews and commented on some of my travel habits and was curious if anyone else has any flying rituals. Well, after traveling a lot, I’m feeling less than warm … Continue reading
traveling to the United States
I’ve been traveling around the country a lot recently for fellowship interviews, and all that travel got me thinking about vacations. If you’ve ever been somewhere out of the United States, you’ve likely purchased a travel guide for your destination … Continue reading
the loss of hubs
I posted an article to Twitter recently about how United was planning to shut down its hub at Cleveland Hopkins. I wasn’t planning to blog about it – after all, it’s not exactly health care or public health related – … Continue reading
do you have flying rituals?
I’m going to be doing a lot of traveling in the next few months for fellowship interviews, having flown to Charleston this past weekend. While waiting at Logan Airport for my flight to take off, one of the segments airing … Continue reading
I’m Stuck!
Ever been stuck in a traffic jam before? Stranded on the tarmac waiting for your plane to take off? Amtrak train delayed due to a breakdown? Yeah… who HASN’T been there is probably a better question. America’s transportation infrastructure is … Continue reading
Operating Room – Day 1
I think it’s safe to say that when we woke up Sunday morning and headed over to the hospital to begin our surgery “clinic” – we weren’t entirely sure what to expect. Did the patients think they were just being … Continue reading
Reinforcements
I sat around Saturday at Villa Francesca feeling frustrated and defeated, and annoyed that I couldn’t be helping as much as I should be. I mean, this is Haiti after all! I came here with a skill, people at St … Continue reading
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