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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Nothing less than the best
Yesterday I went for an eye appointment and seriously had the best visit with an optometrist of my life. A few other things happened yesterday that reminded me that there are lots of people on the islands of CNMI that … Continue reading
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Tagged beach road, CNMI, gratitude, hospital, job, learning, medical, optometry, pediatrician, saipan, sunset, thoughts
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Oh.. only in Saipan
I haven’t posted on this because I had purposely been avoiding thinking about it but… it’s getting close. I will be leaving Saipan as scheduled in about two weeks. Before coming to Saipan, I had applied for special training in … Continue reading
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Tagged "only in saipan", chopsticks, CNMI, crossfit, fluoride, job, pediatrician, saipan, sunset, sweat
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Fundraiser Swim
As I have alluded to, I am leaving Saipan in a few very short weeks to start a new chapter in San Francisco so.. I did my last organized sport event this weekend and it summed up my feelings about … Continue reading
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Kawaii sushi making
When I heard about this.. I basically knew I had to do it. How fun and totally something that I might not be able to do in the States. The classes were put on by Joeten.. what is Joeten? THE … Continue reading
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Tagged cooking, food, joeten, joeten anniversary, pictures, recipe, saipan, sushi art, sushi making, weekend fun
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Save the mangoes
Mangoes are everywhere now. First of all, mangoes orĀ mangos? (it’s not really clear even per Merriam-Webster!) While I know many people (mostly that reside in the States) that love the fruit called mango, they are not generally readily available … Continue reading
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Patience is a virtue
Patience is one characteristic that I find most difficult to swallow — which is interesting because I also can sit still and watch a whole sunset and just.. sit.. by myself. (It’s glorious, can you tell I’m an introvert?) Here’s … Continue reading
WAVE
May is tourism month here in Saipan so there have been various new activities around town as well as reminders about tourism. I have actually heard that there aren’t enough hotels in Saipan to accommodate the tourists that come — … Continue reading
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Tagged banzai cliff, beach, CNMI, gratitude, grotto, hyatt beach, island, job, pediatrician, running, saipan, suicide cliff, sunrise, tourism, tourist, wave
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Mother’s Day
I was working in the hospital on Mother’s Day here in Saipan, and as the field of pediatrics tends to do — it smacks you in the face with reminders about love for family and one’s children. I don’t have … Continue reading
Timeliness
I have a propensity towards timeliness, and I am realizing that it’s taken me almost a year to start to break some of that .. obsession? only to realize that in a little bit less than two months, I will … Continue reading
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Tagged banzai cliff, beach road, CNMI, island, island time, patience, pictures, rambling, saipan, sunset, timeliness
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Saipan Zoo
I have driven past the sign for the Saipan Zoo many times. I was incredulous the first time when I saw the sign — thinking “What exactly could they have in a zoo in Saipan?” — and have continued to … Continue reading