WHOA MARCH, HELLO APRIL! and medicine

yikes! i have so many things to do in the coming few weeks, it's crazy! i am going to publicize them right now:

Mar 31
Net's Bridal Shower
Eitan Lee's Bar Mitzvah

Apr 2
Yellow Belt Graduation

April 8
Go to NY for Easter

April 13
Net's Rehearsal

April 14
Net's Wedding

April 22
Z's Bday

so a lot of it is based around Nanette, but i am super excited about the wedding, so it's o.k. i still have to work out what to do for z's birthday, i need to get my wheels working...with this schedule, it looks like april 22nd might just sneak up on me!

in other news, my cousin got engaged this weekend, which is great! she is getting her master's in library science right now, so her fiance proposed at the library of congress in DC...cute, right?

i want to comment for a minute about House. now, i suppose this goes for all of the medical shows...but how do they continually come up with these weird new illnesses. i mean, aren't there a semi-finite number of "bizarre" illnesses that a person could get? for example, i have seen several House episodes where people hallucinate, due to different illnesses...but they always use similar graphics and depictions to show the hallucination. i have seen several episodes where people here voices for one reason or another - but yet, the illnesses are only slightly different in the end.

i was a biology major, i am well aware of the range of illnesses that a person could endure, however, they are not as exciting as House makes them seem...guess that's why it is a good TV show, and i guess that's why i got sucked into watching the marathon yesterday on USA. plus i also have a girl crush on "Cameron" played by Jennifer Morrison. it's similar to the crush i have on CSI Miami's "Callie" played by Emily Procter.

anyway, i believe everything i see on TV, so that means House is always factually correct, right?



Callie


Cameron