Jamie Sanders

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June 2012

21 posts

Taylor Tomasi Hill → taylorstyle.tumblr.com

I don’t use the phrase “girl crush” very often but I can think of no other way to describe my feelings for this woman. If I could raid anyone’s closet it would most certainly be hers…

Jun 30, 2012
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“A very wise woman wrote today, “Reminds us of what is important. Our trust in God, and our relationships with others. Everything else is destroyed at the drop of a match.” —

Praying for rain in Colorado

I have to agree, Laura, the Westside is the bestside

Jun 27, 2012

I seem to be a target for homeless hecklers. Not sure what it is about me but something screams “charitable” or maybe that’s “gullible”. Regardless, it’s become kind of a joke amongst my friends how often I am approached. The usual hecklers are easy to deal with but I seem to be encountering a more creative homeless crowd as of late and I often find myself unsure how to respond. As with many social situations, I always come up with the best responses after the situation has passed. Here are a few notable examples and how I should have responded if I was at the top of my game:

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Jun 25, 2012
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Jun 24, 2012
Listen

All of me is asking, all of me is thinking when I get to see Tanlines live…

Jun 22, 20124 notes
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My mantra for summer → thefrisky.com
Jun 22, 2012
Jun 22, 2012
Sons of Essex → sonsofessexles.com

If you need me this weekend I’ll be in the LES sampling their entire menu. Seriously. I dare you to look at their food photos and not salivate.

Jun 22, 20121 note
“Yet I also want a world in which, in Lisa Jackson’s words, “to be a strong woman, you don’t have to give up on the things that define you as a woman.” That means respecting, enabling, and indeed celebrating the full range of women’s choices. “Empowering yourself,” Jackson said in her speech at Princeton, “doesn’t have to mean rejecting motherhood, or eliminating the nurturing or feminine aspects of who you are.” —

Why Women Still Can’t Have It All by Anne-Marie Slaughter in the Atlantic

An incredibly necessary read.

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Jun 16, 20121 note
Here fishy, fishy

Sometimes when I’m at the store trying on makeup I like to pretend I’m Rainbow fish or maybe even a mermaid. The shimmer of the eye shadow on my hand looks like shiny scales glistening in the fluorescent light underwater oasis of my mermaid kingdom. Growing up, The Little Mermaid was always one of my favorite stories not only because she was a red head too (seriously guys, my hair is auburn when I don’t have a vitamin D deficiency from lack of sun), but because she always wanted to be on an adventure! I think we have a lot in common: a little bit daring, a little bit foolish, but mostly just in love with the world around her. Today I fell in love with a strawberry lip gloss and a baby pink eye shadow. Expect to see both in photos of my next adventure.

Jun 11, 20121 note
“It is very easy to make sure a child does not love science.
For that, any number of things will do: parents who don’t encourage their children to be curious or teachers who aren’t prepared to teach it. The best way to turn a kid off to science forever is to make her sit through endless lectures, forcing her to memorize fact, dates, numbers, and equations. That would squeeze the love out of anyone, replacing it with ennui at best and an active dislike at worst.”
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Phil Plait, Bad Astronomy blogger on science education and why he became an astronomer.

Later in the article, he discusses how to avoid the above.

The answer? Instill a feeling of joy. I think we’re on the same page here.

More at Slate Magazine.

(via jtotheizzoe)

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Jun 7, 2012
“Liston operated so fast that he once accidentally amputated an assistant’s fingers along with a patient’s leg, according to Hollingham. The patient and the assistant both died of sepsis, and a spectator reportedly died of shock, resulting in the only known procedure with a 300% mortality.” —Gawande’s Two Hundred Years of Surgery in NEJM
Jun 7, 2012
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