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Treason – The Musical

I was thinking this evening about a musical number that had a number in its lyrics. I could not remember the title of the Musical […]

Bird TV

The cats enjoy watching the birds visiting our front deck water features, lighting on the deck railings, and flying in and out of the oak […]

Liquicat

I have a friend who says that cats are mysterious creatures; I agree. At times they are sinewy, solid bundles of muscle. At other times, […]

Identifying Marks

I think it was in the Winter of 1977; I was a second-year medical student at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. My classmates and […]

The Kobayashi Maru

If you have followed my posts for a few years, you may remember that when I was working for the Texas Department of Aging and […]

Sunny

I haven’t spent much time in the flowerbeds this year. They are all overgrown with Hackberry and Elm tree saplings, volunteer Bride of Barbados, and […]

Physical Diagnosis – The Senses

It is part of the Art and Science of Clinical Practice. Although I learned it as part of my training in Medicine, the truth is […]

More Food Porn (Otra Pendejada)

Yesterday evening, I was reminiscing about fish with capers – a salmon dish that we used to make years ago. I think that we got […]

Last Night in Food Porn

Last night it was grilled boneless ribeye with grilled zucchini and yellow squash and a side of deconstructed Mediterranean salad. It was a tasty meal, […]

This Week in COVID

This is week 117 of the now smoldering COVID apocalypse, and Dr. Klotman’s address today covers the global as well as Texas pandemic situation. If […]