That is all.

Today my day was long. I stuffed too much into it, and that made me feel like I was doing most things mediocre at best. I felt like my teaching was rushed. Too harried, too hurried. One sick patient derailed our rounds. It all went berserk and we were just fighting to keep our sick-sick patient alive. Fortunately, my resident is awesome. She did most of that work, but still. It was a lot to be hit with first thing in the morning.

Then. Grady to the med school and back to Grady. Gave the patients good time and attention, but felt like my learners got the shorter end of the stick. Too harried, too hurried.

Yeah. It was one of those days.

Then. Back to Emory. Again. This time for a program to honor our chief residents. Who truly deserve honoring, so I made it my business to be there.

Anyways.

Finally, after all of the crazy of my day, I head out to my car and it's dark outside and everything. No, I didn't see Venus going in front of the sun or any such thing. Nope, I didn't see none of that, but I did see something stuck on the window of my car.

A ticket? In the parking garage?


Damn.

But it wasn't a ticket. No, not at all. Instead, it was this:

A post-it note. Stuck on the window of the driver side of my car.

And no. I don't have the slightest idea who wrote this and probably never will. But I do know that whoever did must have had some kind of sixth sense to know how much I needed that today.

Whoever you are? Thanks for that chuck under my chin. I needed it. Especially today.

So yeah. That was my day. My harried and hurried day full of crazy. Which, in the end, turned out to be. . . .  awesome.

That is all.

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Happy Tuesday.