Sunday, November 25, 2007
Mr. Macy throws a parade
It just so happens that a little parade goes right by our street every year. We decided to see what all the fuss was about. To be honest, we were pretty excited. We couldn't make it to Florida for Thanksgiving this year, so we decided to check out the parade. We actually got up at 6:30 to stake out our viewing spot. We didn't venture far--just down our block a little bit, but the competition was pretty fierce. Apparently, the gloves come off when it comes to seeing giant sized Doras and Kermits. 
We managed to enjoy the parade without getting trampled. The weather couldn't have been better, and the floats and balloons were fun. It was definitely a great way to spend our first Thanksgiving morning in NY. Next year, when we have our huge apartment on CPW with windows facing the park, we won't even have to leave our apartment...

Tuesday, November 20, 2007
By popular demand...



Ok, so not really by popular demand. Not really even by request. More like, by suggestion...from Mark Huffines. So Alvis and I decided to create a blog. You know, because there weren't enough people ignoring our myspace/facebook pages...we thought people should be able to ignore our blog too. But this is better. This way, none of that messaging or commenting or actual interaction with each other. Now we can just write about ourselves and bug other people to read it. So here goes.
When my third year of medical school came to an end, Alvis and I planned to move down to Florida for my fourth year clerkships. Alvis was looking for jobs in Florida, but on a whim, he applied to this great job in NYC. 3 interviews with the company later, we moved to Manhattan. (I am skipping all of the horrendous, apartment hunting details for later...) So we now live in the Upper West Side and love it. I still can't get over that I managed to get the Jasper Pimp Master to move to NYC and be happy about it. We love going to the theater, philharmonic, galleries, blah blah culture culture...
I have begun my interview season for residency. I finally figured out what I am going to be when I grow up...an ER doc. I have been interviewing at many NY ER programs, and it seems likely we will be here for 3-4 more years. I will finally be able to help out with an actual salary. Maybe next year we can live in a place with bigger closets...
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