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TUESDAY - 29 ACROSS: CROSSING PATHS IN MUMBAI

As my friends and I were peeling out of Colaba in a taxi that smelled like feet, the terrorists were very likely on their way in. We would later learn it was a near perfect miss.

MONDAY - THE RE-EDUCATION OF JON PITTS-WILEY: A THOUSAND WORDS

When Juice breaks free of that wombly bondage, The Feath and I will continue to support her freedom-fighting efforts despite my reflex to post everything she ever does on Facebook. And my blog. And my other blog. And Twitter. And some platform that hasn't even been invented yet.

FRIDAY - MAKING ROUNDS: IS IT WORTH IT?

Today I was a cardio-thoracic surgeon… for like 5 minutes.

THURSDAY - KNOCKED OFF BALANCE: THE HARD TRUTH

Tagged As: child, children, day care, work

When I map out my family’s weekly schedule I literally give myself a headache. We’ve turned ourselves into scheduling contortionists to avoid putting our children in full-time day care.

WEDNESDAY - LETTER FROM AFGHANISTAN: THE PERSPECTIVE FROM HERE

As an officer I am bound by my position to never express a political opinion outside that of the US Army's public affairs message. But, given my anonymity on this blog, I am free to express a few thoughts I have been having.

TUESDAY - 29 ACROSS: THE UPS AND DOWNS OF BEING ALONE

Tagged As: Lifestyle, Living alone

Living alone is full of tiny highs and lows, primarily I think because there isn’t anyone around to diffuse things.

MONDAY - THE RE-EDUCATION OF JON PITTS-WILEY: THE NATURE OF DREAMS

Are you allowed to be a dad if you're afraid to go to sleep because you're worried about having bad dreams?

FRIDAY - MAKING ROUNDS: PARENTS AND DOCTORS DON’T ALWAYS AGREE

You could be the best doctor in the world, but your patients won’t benefit if they don't follow your advice. And there's no class in med school on convincing patients to listen to doctors.

THURSDAY - KNOCKED OFF BALANCE: THE YELLER

One of my absolute worst attributes as a parent is my occasional inability to control my temper. I’m not a raging lunatic, but I do tend to yell.

WEDNESDAY - LETTER FROM AFGHANISTAN: GUTS, GLORY, AND GUMMY BEARS

I used to love doing foot patrols. They are always shorter, get you out of the tent, out of the vehicles, stomping through the fields, M4 in hand with a canteen full of water and nothing but whispering breeze in the trees and the absent background chatter of the man-packed radio.

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