Review of “Kick the Latch” by Kathryn Scanlan
Despite being primarily about race horses, the book is distinctly human. For much of her life, Sonia’s life is all about the horses’ well-being. But in focusing on them, there’s so much to learn about one’s self.
1 & 2: Singing & Sandwiches
Hello from London!
Pretty easy update on life here recently. I have been just studying. We are currently in our neurology and pathology units. And as you can imagine, neurology is complicated!
On Homunculi & Electric Sheep
How a neurosurgeon’s study of epilepsy led to the creation of the movie, Blade Runner.
Term 1 Recap
hello from TEXAS!
I have officially touched down in Texas and made it home in one piece, shockingly not jet lagged! So now that I am no longer in the fray of final (singular final by the way, which is somehow infinitely worse), I figured I’d finally give a recap of the last several months!
A Weekend in Edinburgh
Oct. 17-19th, 2025
A quick weekend gallivant in Scotland with some friends! With all the chaos of the semester, I never got to send all the details of the trip so here they are now!
Week 2 & 3: Soccer & School
Hello from London!
The first 2 weeks of actual class are done! The first real week, my classes were all part of the course “Principles of Animal Form and Function” (PAFF). We’re currently in the locomotion unit so all of the lectures were focused on tissues, muscles, and bones and thinking about the musculoskeletal system and movement. All really interesting!
Week 1 & 2: Moving and Orientation
Hello from London!
After weeks of waiting, classes are finally about to start! The last 2 weeks of moving and orientation have been flying by. My parents and I left Houston on September 22nd with a grand total of 5 bags.
Review of “The Guest” by Emma Cline
At what point of pretending or avoiding does Alex completely lose touch with the person beneath the personas? With each person she manipulates, how far does she get washed away from her self and humanity?
Review of “Goodnight, Tokyo” by Atsuhiro Yoshida
Even in a city as large and vast as Toyko, a life-altering encounter or connection could happen if you just allow yourself to go into the world.
Review of “Lady Macbeth” by Ava Reid
It’s wonderfully written and feels reminiscent of the women of “Game of Thrones”, learning to play the game as nothing but a young girl from a powerful family and understanding the consequences of diplomatic failures…
Review of “The Great State of West Florida” by Kent Wascom
This takes the culture of Florida and dials it up to 11, and sets the stage for civil war.