Month: July 2022

Je T’aime, Ti Amo, Te Amo, I Love You. They are expressions of love in European cultures and the New World cultures as well. I […]

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Kedi was sleeping on a pillow on the sofa next to my recliner. Maia decided to join her and engage in some serious grooming of […]

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I cooked scallops tonight so that we could use the remainder of the avocado-mango-red onion salsa that I made earlier in the week to accompany […]

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Every morning, after coffee and pills, I sit in bed and review my news feeds – The Brew, Punchbowl News, and a variety of Medscape […]

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It’s another Friday, and we have reached Week 122 of the COVID pandemic. Dr. Klotman’s COVID Update this week focuses on questions that physicians themselves […]

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We cook seafood once a week or more often. This evening, Susan pan-fried a pecan-crusted Ling Cod (Pacific white fish) for dinner. We worked together […]

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It was 1980 nor perhaps 1981; it is so long ago now that I cannot be sure. It was during my Internal Medicine residency at […]

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This is an image of the globular cluster designated Messier 4 that lies in the constellation Scorpius in visual proximity of the scorpion’s brightest star, […]

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NGC7000, the North American Nebula is in the northern sky these days. It is an extended object of low surface brightness in the constellation Cygnus, […]

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I’m back in the FB Gulag again. I have been banned from Zuck’s platform for a period of 24hrs for having the temerity to refer […]

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