A Calm Storm

The blog of Sholeh Samadani Munion

Month: December 2004

Teeth

After a long wait, I’m getting my wisdom teeth (all 4!) removed in 9 hours. I’m sure it will be lots of fun. It has been suggested by unnamed sources that I make them into a necklace. 😀 Therefore, I…

Survived

I ended the semester on December 10th, but didn’t find the need to write about it. I just checked my grades and I am very happy with them (yay!) so that is all there is to it. Home is good….

Too soon to freeze

(A water main near my work exploded and coated trees and power lines in ice, creating a temporary ice world.) Here This is where those fragile moments came together in a dazzled display of laughter and inside jokes. This is…

KAPOW!

Apparently I’m more of a “spontaneously funny” person. 🙂 (Thanks to Kelsey for the pic, yes that is me in the bag. Angela is next to me.) ————————- “Therefore I hope that whether you be in the east or the…

Books!

Finished in the last 48 hours: Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress : A Novel, by Dai Sejie Funny in Farsi : A Memoir of Growing Up Iranian in America, by Firoozeh Dumas Currently Reading: Memories of Nine Years in…

Chocolate

I home at my parent’s house. I missed Feast in Chicago today for the first time in…a very very long time. I’m sad, because I also know that I’m going to miss the next Feast because I’ll be getting my…

Learning

Right now I’m learning how to be not selfish. I’m learning how to cut down on complaining. I’m learning how to study (wow, fascinating. In my senior year of university!) Well, actually I’m learning about how my brain chooses to…

I found a sunset!

(click to enlarge) (Near my house) At the hospital where I work, I type in the names of the different clinics every day. My favorite is “Nuclear Medicine”. I smile every time…I get an image of doctors blowing things up….

Sunset

I’ve started to forget the colors in a sunset. Of course I see the stereotypical gradients in my mind, likely placed there by television or National Geographic. It isn’t quite real, though. Here, the skies are cloudy or full of…

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