That’s What She Said–In Utah This Week
Read this week’s column for In Utah This Week here. I was lazy with the camera that night, but here are the few pictures that we took. I was far too busy watching the hippies in front of me drop acid and then immediately pass out.
I did appreciate the medics telling them,”If possible try and slow down on your drinking for the remainder of the night.” This is why I am not in the heath care industry. I would have said, “Stupid fucking kids, what did you expect would happen? Now if possible, GO HOME AND WASH YOUR HAIR!” This is where I slightly differ from a caring individual.
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I admire you for being so bold and sharing your life with strangers. I love Ani and following your story about Tim really just moves me. I cried at this article. Thank you for sharing this.
A good bedside manner is overrated… your way is better (or gooder as they say in Layton)
That brought tears to my eyes.
Tim is lucky to have a friend like you!
Kate
*sniff*
I heart you.
That was beautiful!
lovely column. thanks for reminding me about that beautiful song, which is making me cry right now, remembering it.
Crying. Right here in my office. I had to get up and shut the door. Tim was so lucky to have had you in his life. You’re a strong person Sarah. I envy you for that.
Unfortunatly in Dr school they teach you to filter your thoughts and be professional….personally I wish I could keep a hammer in my office to hit my stupid patients in the head and straighten them out sometimes….but I don’t
I say leave being a caring individual to someone like the Dalai Lama.
Well way to make me cry right along with you! I don’t think I could listen to that CD right now either. Give it some time. In a few more years you might let curiosity take over you.
Lovely article.. i was really touched by it =o) Thanks for sharing it with us!
That was an amazing piece. I honestly cried, and music reviewer or not, I think you really reminded people how powerful music and memories are.
I shave my armpits, and I still think Ani rocks:)
I smiled when I read “Bullshit Sarah Music”
I miss Tim.
This column will definitely be one of my favourites.
Sweet article. I skipped the concert because I would have been disappointed if she didn’t play Untouchable Face, and Fire Door, and Shameless, and Out of Habit, and Recoil . . .
I agree beautiful article.
you must give Dave Matthews Band another try – live performance shall be awesome aug 27th
What a treasure–I think its going to be more of your “bullshit music” and that he put together a mix for when he wanted to think of you!
Whenever you’re ready I think you should play it and whenever you do he will be there too- judging your taste in music– but he will be with you!
Thanks for sharing- I lost a BFF a few years ago and I can still barely have a conversation about her.