Tag Archives: Ocean

Doing Nothing To Get Somewhere

Posted on December 11, 2012 by stephenarcher

In an operation, sometimes, there are moments when I can’t turn back and I really can’t go forward. I have to wait and see. Doing more can be worse. Today, I used a surgical stapler to divide the blood supply … Continue reading →

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Posted in Bend Light | Tagged Aperture 3, Bend Light, Black and White, D700, Do Nothing, Maui, Ocean, surgeon blog, Surgeon Memoir, Surgery, Waiting, Writing | 2 Comments

What You Know and What You Don’t

Posted on November 19, 2011 by stephenarcher

I am studying for my recertification exam in surgery, which comes around every ten years. The more I review everything (and I mean everything), the less I know. My knowledge base falls off pretty quickly once I get out of … Continue reading →

Posted in Bend Light | Tagged Aperture 3, Art, Art of Medicine, Bend Light, Black and White, Corpus Christi, D700, Indian Point Pier, Nik, Nikon, Ocean, Pier, South Texas, Studying, Surgery, Surgery Boards | 5 Comments

Jellyfish Four Ways

Posted on June 26, 2011 by stephenarcher

Your hair fell like Grace Kelly’s, a perfect swish off the shoulder, in my mind. In the ocean the jellyfish swayed sexy-like. At the same time I knew I saw beauty in a way that fed me and I felt guilty … Continue reading →

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After The Rain

Posted on June 5, 2011 by stephenarcher

Jellyfish like Dale Chihuly glass float through your heavy-lidded eyes. It’s the light after the rain catching retinal corners as you drift down and away; again, the jellyfish, all rhythm and sway, taking you back to salt water dreams before … Continue reading →