Random musings...

[mellanella]

I'm currently cooling down after an hour of playing tennis with Ben. Justin, if you're reading this, I have to say thank you. Even though I could never kick your butt at tennis, you trained me well to kick somebody else's. ;-)

I'm serious about this dieting thing. So serious, I even bought a scale and a food scale

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Re: Hey

[mellanella]

Both, actually. From what I understand, it's a two-point charge that has a pastor and an assistant, as well as two student pastor positions. I'm not quite sure that this position is right for me though...I'll know more once I meet with the pastor next week!

[princessleia2]

It would be cool if you moved down to Trenton, I live just over an hour from there (Google maps says 1 hr, 12 min). But it indeed urban, and some areas are very bad (scary!). It's good that you're getting a chance to go down there and meet with the pastor there so you can get a good idea of the area.

I also think it would be worthwhile looking into the big cities you'll be near and the opportunities there. In Trenton you're pretty close to Philadelphia - my adopted home city that I love. And of course Westwood is near New York City, which has a great deal to offer, depending on what you're looking for.

[mellanella]

I've been to Philadelphia once...Ben has relatives in Perkasie, and we visited them and they took us to Dave and Buster's.

Big cities still frighten me a bit. :-) In Madison, NJ - I'm an hour away by train from NYC. Still haven't explored it much, unfortunately, but I know now how to navigate the subway system. :-)

[anonymous]

As many times as you painted the lines while we were playing tennis, it hardly surprises me that you were able to beat someone. I barely held on in most of our matches.

Thought of you yesterday as I took my full length practice exam for boards. Which of these side effects is associated with sulfasalazine? Reversible oligospermia! (Meds get the boys every single time...) :-)

Justin

[mellanella]

Unfortunately, Ben didn't have his glasses that time. The last time we played, it was much more even, though I had the slight upper hand.

Which of these side effects is associated with sulfasalazine? Reversible oligospermia!

Silly, silly Justin.... :-)

[anonymous]

OK - realized after I posted how scandalous this may seem so I will say a bit more. Thought of you yesterday because you had mentioned that sulfasalazine was a medication you had been on eons and eons ago and I, being the really geeky medical student getting ready for boards, was asked about that particular drug on my practice exam and actually guessed correctly the one side effect out of like a hundred associated with this drug they were looking for (miracles do happen...). I meant absolutely nothing more than that (contrary to what you may actually be thinking Melissa). Ben, please do not hunt me down...

[mellanella]

You? Scandalous????? Never! ;-)