Sapphire

June is extraordinary in the east of France! It’s getting really warm, just the right temperature, pleasant enough to enjoy the terraces and outdoors in the evening. The sun rises early and brightens us with its soft luminous rays. The previously pale landscapes are ablaze with colors from a seemingly infinite palette. You just have to know how to look.

I have a crystal ball in my office; it is a sulfur glass ball that my brother-in-law offered me 8 years ago, when I moved in. When I think of time passing, I remember my uncle André who always said: “You get old before you know it. You don’t even have time to figure out it’s happening.” I always thought

I have a small office, and that’s very good because it prevents me from being too disorganized – an area in which I excel, and that earns me the daily wrath of my partner, who is a model of organization. This allows me to delegate many tasks to him in the name of his exceptional abilities, though I deal with

During my late-night hospital shifts during my internship in Nancy, France, I pondered whether I was happy or not. I questioned my satisfaction grade and if I was okay with where my life was. I was looking at the bigger picture of my existence, wondering if that life brought me what I wanted. It really surprised me that a few

It’s 7h55, in my medical office, I drink my first cup of tea (I try to stop coffee but it’s so hard, cause I love that). I’m looking outside: it’s grey so turn on my UV lamp (vitamin D is so important). Looking at my dates: the first one is Larry. I’m standing and looking for him: – Hey Larry,