* 46 Reasons My Three Year Old is Freaking Out. I do not miss those days. (HT Trish)
* I want to go there.
* Gloom: the Card Game.
* A long read but well worth it.
* The Willard cases in Delhi.
* I am unsurprised by this.
* I am also unsurprised by this. But saddened, too.
* "New Yorkers are kindest, most good-hearted people I've ever met." They really are.
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I wanna go there with you! Wild ponies in a village ... who knew?
Posted by: doris | March 05, 2013 at 04:57 PM
With deepest respect and sympathy to the family in the Time article, I really have to question their decision to go so far afield in beginning his cancer treatment. A local hospital could at least connect them to local cancer resources to help with support and bills. That said, I agree there are a lot of things wrong about the events of this article. Why do cancer and tragedy equal profit to so many hospitals?
Posted by: Sue B | March 06, 2013 at 12:16 AM
Gloom sounds like an awesome way to giggle up our Christmases in the Poconos!
I always look forward to your many things posts, but then am stymied because the school network denies me access to so many of them. :( I have to remember to check these links from home, instead.
Posted by: Heidi | March 06, 2013 at 09:18 AM
I've ordered Gloom. If Scott and I can find time, we'll take it for a test run.
I have zero doubt that there are inaccuracies in the health care story -- any story that comprehensive will not have explored every possible resource because a line eventually has to be drawn if you want to publish -- but, yeah, why is suffering such a money maker? The system is faulty.
It makes me want to run away to the pony place....
Posted by: Adrienne | March 06, 2013 at 04:35 PM