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AvidNurse: A Logical Nursing Practice and Care Tool

The Nurse Oncology Education Program (NOEP) recently released AvidNurse 2.1, the biggest redesign and upgrade of the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch app yet. Wanna know what’s even better? It’s now free. Yep…F.R.E.E! [Insert church choir quick-tempo Hallelujah Chorus here.] Yes,... Read More

Choices

Choice after choice after choice. Even when faced with the exact same choices every day, sometimes making the “right” choice is difficult. It’s typically a battle of instant gratification versus delayed gratification. Whether it’s whether or not I will exercise,... Read More

Fly Me to the Moon: Sally Ride, In Memoriam

The Associated Press reports Sally Ride, the first female U.S. astronaut, died yesterday at the age of 61 after a 17-month battle with pancreatic cancer. While more than two scores of female astronauts have flown into space after Sally, it... Read More

Brain Rules [Audio Book Review]

Brain Rules, by John Medina, provides 12 “rules” of brain function and evidence of the body’s most brilliant organ function. In it, the author points out the way we learn and work go against the way the brain truly functions.... Read More

The Art of Editing

Most of the time, you read a much different version of what I intend to write. First, I write and write and write. Then, I edit. Sometimes, when I’m “feeling” it, I write exactly what I intend and want and... Read More

Head in the Clouds

Dreaming is fun. So many have forgotten how to do it, though. The reality of the world conquers and squashes the ability to think of anything more than what already is, and when someone shares a dream, often people have... Read More

What are You Reading this Summer?

For me, summer is full of reading. I tend to save books throughout the year for the few laid back months in between the school seasons that seem to be made for relaxed reading. I’m not a big fan of... Read More

Letter to My Daughter [Audio Book Review]

The most recent audio book keeping me company on my daily commute into work is Maya Angelou’s Letter to My Daughter. With 28 short chapters, you can read or listen to this inspiring book in a little less than three... Read More

Remembering Your Sacrifice

A life I’ve never lived To live the life I live now. You did not know me, But you knew everything about me. My safety and freedom Was your danger and enlistment. Thank you for giving. Thank you for serving.... Read More

Beauty in the Mundane

We take them for granted. Every day. We don’t think about it. Until it’s gone.   Remember the mundane. Celebrate the things you can do And the people around you. There is beauty in routine And value in ordinary.... Read More