From the MSSP Nexus Blog: Your work-life as a suit: does it fit you?
This article’s in a medical journal, so it’s geared (somewhat, but not much) toward health professionals — but there’s food for thought there for anyone who wants it. Interestingly enough, I just started re-reading this book recently, and she quotes it. […]

Looks like I need to finally do what (it seems) the rest of female civilization has done and read Pride and Prejudice. How could I not, after seeing this description of Mr. Darcy?
Mr. Darcy is sexy and compelling because he is a strong and powerful figure and also because he respects the strength and […]

Over the past several weeks, I’ve begun to put serious thought to my “next” direction in life. I feel that I’ve been treading water for about two years — just living/surviving rather than thriving in my life. The big question is one that we all address at times…
Who am I?
Hmmm…good question. […]

Exceprt from a commentary in today’s NYT by the Dalai Lama:
I believe that we must find a way to bring ethical considerations to bear upon the direction of scientific development, especially in the life sciences. By invoking fundamental ethical principles, I am not advocating a fusion of religious ethics and scientific inquiry.
Rather, I am speaking […]

A comment on an earlier post made me realize that perhaps I should give Anne Lamott’s work a look. (Paper bag over head…I haven’t ever read her!)
A quick search on Amazon helped me realize that I’ve actually hear her interviewed, and that I’d already considered one of her books — she was featured on […]