Going to the taxman

Getting ready for this guy. Ugh!




Gotta go early enough, or I'm on my own.

No thank you. I'll leave mine to the professionals.

'Tis the graduation season

To all of you graduates out there, congratulations! Your four (or more) years are done. You have achieved your goal, or you are on your way to a couple of more graduations, with even more costumes and pomp and circumstance.

There are plenty of graduation speakers this year, but, I've always appreciated this sentiment (even though I'm not a Republican).



Remember, C=RN too, in many schools, so be brave and don't give up. There will always be critics. Do your best every day. You and your patients deserve the best.

I found it a grand coincidence that both my commencement speakers were baseball players. One was a chatty guy who said, "Never take a no from someone who can give you a yes." I lived by that one. It changed my life. The other had a whole collection of maxims from years in baseball.

As they say, when you come to a fork in the road, take it. You never know where it may lead.

More to come...

One thing after another

I thought we'd chalk up all the weirdness last week to the full moon.

However, it surely was a crazy Monday...for teeth. I had two of my coworkers break one (or more) teeth today after start time.

Oh, right before open season. At least, they can start planning for some of that dental work ahead of time.

Back to work and what a welcome it was. Lots of happy campers...

Who knows what...

Tomorrow will bring. We escaped the surveillance of the inspectors for a day. I admitted one very nice patient who drove on over and stated, "You said you'll be done Thursday. I have things to do this weekend, so I'll be out of here then."

We don't get that many who actually show up, then leave as promised.

It's very refreshing. Now if I could go on vacation and do the same. Only 42 days until then. It seems like forever.

Stay tuned for more inspection excitement...