Monday, January 01, 2007
Great movies!
Over the new year holidays, I watched three great movies." La Petite Jérusalem 2005" Trois couleurs: Bleu 1993" and "Hiroshima mon amour 1959". I will write about them soon.
The animals were gone!
Damien Rice is one of the artists that I like because of his originality and his artistic attitude!
woke up and for the first time the animals were gone
it's left this house empty now, not sure if I belong
yesterday you asked me to write you a pleasant song
I’ll do my best now but you've been gone for so long
the window's open now and the winter settles in
we'll call it christmas when the adverts begin
I love your depression and I love your double chin
I love most everything you bring to this offering
I know that I’ve left you
in places of despair
I know that I love you
so please throw down your hair
at night I trip without you
and hope I don't wake up
'cause waking up without you
is like drinking from an empty cup
woke up and for the first time the animals were gone
our clocks are ticking now so before our time is gone
we could get a house and some boxers and on the lawn
we could make babies and accidental songs
I know I’ve been a liar and I know I’ve been a fool
I hope we didn't break it but I’m glad we broke the rules
my cave is deep now yet your light is shining through
I cover my eyes still all I see is you
I know that I’ve left you
in places of despair
I know that I love you
so please throw down your hair
at night I trip without you
and hope I don't wake up
'cause waking up without you
is like drinking from an empty cup
woke up and for the first time the animals were gone
it's left this house empty now, not sure if I belong
yesterday you asked me to write you a pleasant song
I’ll do my best now but you've been gone for so long
the window's open now and the winter settles in
we'll call it christmas when the adverts begin
I love your depression and I love your double chin
I love most everything you bring to this offering
I know that I’ve left you
in places of despair
I know that I love you
so please throw down your hair
at night I trip without you
and hope I don't wake up
'cause waking up without you
is like drinking from an empty cup
woke up and for the first time the animals were gone
our clocks are ticking now so before our time is gone
we could get a house and some boxers and on the lawn
we could make babies and accidental songs
I know I’ve been a liar and I know I’ve been a fool
I hope we didn't break it but I’m glad we broke the rules
my cave is deep now yet your light is shining through
I cover my eyes still all I see is you
I know that I’ve left you
in places of despair
I know that I love you
so please throw down your hair
at night I trip without you
and hope I don't wake up
'cause waking up without you
is like drinking from an empty cup
Sunday, December 31, 2006
Saddam's death!
Today, the hottest news was the execution of Saddam. It is very important even in the world. Saddam was one of the Middle Easterner tyrants. He killed or caused death of hundreds of thousands of people! When he attacked Iran, I was 6 years old. I clearly remember those days. How can you forget the harsh memory of losing your home! September 1980!
All these years, I have been following the news about him. I did not have any emotional feeling toward him though. So am I happy or not? I am not sure. Three yeas ago, when he was captured by Americans, I was happy to see the fall of a dictator in the Middle East. But I don’t believe in death penalty. I do not think that violence solves any problem. It just magnifies the hatred and violence!
Indeed, he committed many other crimes but was executed for one of them! The other interesting aspect of this even is to look at the different reactions in the world! Many people are sad and condemned it! How come in 21 century, information era, many people consider him a hero or martyr?! It cannot be due to unawareness! It seems to his supporters, those lives were not important. They were Iranians, Iraqi shiat and Kurds or traitors!!! This is sad!
I wish a world where people sharing all the world
All these years, I have been following the news about him. I did not have any emotional feeling toward him though. So am I happy or not? I am not sure. Three yeas ago, when he was captured by Americans, I was happy to see the fall of a dictator in the Middle East. But I don’t believe in death penalty. I do not think that violence solves any problem. It just magnifies the hatred and violence!
Indeed, he committed many other crimes but was executed for one of them! The other interesting aspect of this even is to look at the different reactions in the world! Many people are sad and condemned it! How come in 21 century, information era, many people consider him a hero or martyr?! It cannot be due to unawareness! It seems to his supporters, those lives were not important. They were Iranians, Iraqi shiat and Kurds or traitors!!! This is sad!
I wish a world where people sharing all the world
Imagine there's no countries,
It isn't hard to do,
Nothing to kill or die for,
No religion too,
Imagine all the peopleliving life in peace...
Imagine no possesions,
I wonder if you can,
No need for greed or hunger,
A brotherhood of man,
Imagine all the people
Sharing all the world...
Friday, December 29, 2006
After thoracic surgery rotation!
Over the past six months, I have been trying to write something! but too busy especially on my thoracic surgery rotation! Most of the days, I was either on-call or post-call. On this rotation, I worked about 350 hours/ mo in average! I know! it is crazy! According to Pairo, we should not work more than 240/ mo or 80 hours/ wk. However, there are a lot exciting stuff to do! and I think it is worth it!
As junior, we are able to do some basic, but important stuff such as chest tube insertion, percunatenous tracheostomy and thoracotomy and pre and post Op management of thoracic patients. Sometimes, they are really sick, cardiac arrhythmia, pulmonary edema, myocardial infarction and many other critical issues!
Anyways, I am going to do my emergency rotation. It should be relatively light rotation and I will do 8 hour shifts!
As junior, we are able to do some basic, but important stuff such as chest tube insertion, percunatenous tracheostomy and thoracotomy and pre and post Op management of thoracic patients. Sometimes, they are really sick, cardiac arrhythmia, pulmonary edema, myocardial infarction and many other critical issues!
Anyways, I am going to do my emergency rotation. It should be relatively light rotation and I will do 8 hour shifts!
Sunday, August 20, 2006
Why blogging!
I think I need to tell you a little bit more about myself. First of all, I am real and I currently live in London, Canada. I just started my general surgery residency. Surgery has been my passion for a while and I took me few years to get to this point. I have moved thousands kms to visit my dream!
It is interesting that I never got frustrated through my long and challenging journey. I lived with this dream days and nights. I never thought about tomorrow! Never afraid of failure! I live in my dreams in present!
Anyways, I started blogging April 2003 with my friend Farid. Now, I feel that I need to start a new weblog and write my observations as surgical resident and ordinary person in my social life.
It is interesting that I never got frustrated through my long and challenging journey. I lived with this dream days and nights. I never thought about tomorrow! Never afraid of failure! I live in my dreams in present!
Anyways, I started blogging April 2003 with my friend Farid. Now, I feel that I need to start a new weblog and write my observations as surgical resident and ordinary person in my social life.
Sunday, April 23, 2006
3rd year!
I am going to start this weblog on the anniversary of my arrival in Canada! I came to Canada 3 years ago and I think that I have changed a lot. I have learned many things and know myself much more better!
Here is my previous weblog with my friend Farid!
Here is my previous weblog with my friend Farid!
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