Article: Cuts in Food Stamps Force Hard Choices on the Poor I am an accepting person. I will listen to your political opinion even if it's vastly different from mine, and try to reconcile what you're saying with why you might believe it. But this I don't understand. Cuts in the SNAP (food stamps) program … Continue reading NYTimes: Cuts in Food Stamps Force Hard Choices on the Poor
Author: Mita
Chocolate-What-You-Got-Cookies
The clumsy cook indeed. Apparently the forgetful cook as well. I went hiking with a lovely group of ladies from school earlier today and forgot all the things in two different cars. Well, really just my glasses case and my phone. Sounds okay, yes? But NO. I was NOT okay. I was actually surprised at … Continue reading Chocolate-What-You-Got-Cookies
Easy Snack: Corn Pizza-tillas, Gluten Free!
Yesterday was our 2 year anniversary, and it was amazing. Great food, great company, pretty wine glasses 🙂 I'll be posting later what we had for sure...it was quite surprising for me. But today, snack time! Want something quick, something tasty, something not so bad for you? Done! Corn Pizza-tillas. Gluten free and done in … Continue reading Easy Snack: Corn Pizza-tillas, Gluten Free!
BBQ Tofu and Cheesy Potatoes
So many things are happening in the news that I don't even want to put into words what I'm thinking, but I'm sure y'all can figure it out: 1. Zimmerman got off because of a stupid law in Florida. 2. Texas passed the abortion bill 3. The House passed a version of the Farm Bill … Continue reading BBQ Tofu and Cheesy Potatoes
Coconut Ginger Soup + Camping + Relay Rides + Woodland Valley Campsite
Our humble abode So I'll admit it. I had my first experience camping. Sure I went when I was younger once with the girl scouts, but as an adult--never. We went up to Woodlands Valley Park in New York with some friends and rented a camper. You know those old VW campers that had the … Continue reading Coconut Ginger Soup + Camping + Relay Rides + Woodland Valley Campsite
NYT: Supreme Court Strikes Down Key Part of Voting Rights Act
I haven't felt motivated to write as of late. Call it medical-school-imposed myopic focus, call it laziness, call it lack of inspiration--whatever it was, I found something that bothered me enough to write again. In a foolish move, the Supreme Court knocked down section 4 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Not surprisingly, it … Continue reading NYT: Supreme Court Strikes Down Key Part of Voting Rights Act
Goat Cheese Chive Biscuits
So last week was exam week. Now it's spring break. It is awesome. Exam week consists of 3 exams: histology, physiology, and genetics. Spring break consists of red wine, sitting on the charles eating lunch, making homemade cinnamon rolls, and these amazing chive, goat cheese biscuits. These biscuits are amazing. No joke. Make them, now. … Continue reading Goat Cheese Chive Biscuits
Articles of the Day
So I got up wicked early this morning and have had the time to read to some super interesting articles...hope y'all enjoy! Losing My Leg to a Medical Error -- super interesting, A. Because I'm going to be a doctor and B. because this is a real problem that the Affordable Care Act can hopefully prevent … Continue reading Articles of the Day
Articles 1/7-1/13
So earlier this week we had a mandatory physician advocacy meeting at 7AM. I grumbled and whined about having to be at school at 7AM (never mind that I'm up at 5:30, but to leave my house at 7AM?! The brutality.) Either way, it was pointless griping for the sake of it, because that needs … Continue reading Articles 1/7-1/13
New Year, 2013
I could...write a really long post about how it's been over a month since my last post. But that's been done. What have I been up to? Medical school. Surprise, surprise--it's busy. A bit busier than expected. I'll sum up a few things I've learned: 1. Medical school is busy-making. 2. Stonyfield Organics Chocolate Ice … Continue reading New Year, 2013