The days would go tasteless...surrounded by strangers, no matter how nice they are.
Three years later, things are so different...
Celebrating me becoming a fellow started in the VA hospital ER where I last worked as a resident...Thanx Rachel for making my day more exciting...and memorable!
In the evening, the coffee shop "gang" joined for a celebration dinner, over a lebanese mezza and food...
"For he's a jolly good fellow" they sang...
Thanx Rachel, Ann-Mary, Kurt, Niraj, Jessica, and Anita.
Thanx Jan, Flavia, and Wissam, although you couldn't make it.
I'm blessed to have you in my life.
11 comments:
Alf mabrouk my friend. Alf mabrouk.
Thanx ya Fouad.
yeah mabrouk and you're right friends do make everything more memorable and worth going through
thanx, Mirvat..
Good to know I'm having new friends here...in the blogland...!
Alf Mabrouk Hashem! You deserve all the best my friend.
w please allow me to say: "Yeslamleh Jamelo!" :)
Coco...mmmouah
I missed this last blog.
Mabrouk!
Where to now?
thanx Gus..
hematology/oncology fellowship here at Pitt...
what research you do? and where in boston?
I'm in cell biology dept at harvard med school.
(mainly cancer / invasion, from a cell bio angle of course)
cool gus. i worked in cell bio lab at cleveland clinic before getting my residency post.
i've never been to boston, but I've heard it's great.
I'm writing a review with ken anderson in multiple myeloma at harvard.
Hey, I know I am late but here it is: MABROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK HASHEM and I am adding a 'baousi' ;)
Coco, stop hitting on him ba2a!!!
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