Monday, August 10, 2009

Quilt in every language

My french quilting magazine came today.It has may photos of quilts at a show much like our International Quilt Market. Some of the names are ones I recognize as American designers. I was cutting one of their kits today. I will be cutting the new series tomorrow. It is a small world, and people appreciate beauty in any language.

Some days I get tired of being a doctor. I get frustrated when patients don't have easy access to specialists. I don't want to practice beyond what I am comfortable with. I don't know how to make the system better. Sometimes I think families should consider support services in the same way they look at school districts when they move. I understand that a rural area with one person per square mile will not support a practice in child psychiatry or pediatric neurology. It is a hard problem. Sigh.

I am back to reading Sherlock Holmes. I have read the stories before, but I still enjoy them. Some books are like old friends. Who can forget Jo March struggling to become a writer, and finding love in an unexpected place, or Tom Sawyer getting in and out of trouble?  I am looking forward to the next generation of classics.

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