AJ Gabriel
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YESTERDAY TOOK THE LONG WAY HOME
Of provincial roads, unwelcome dreams, and the irritating habit of remembering someone best forgotten. There is…
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TWO CHILDREN AT OUR DOOR, AND A CITY BEYOND IT
On childhood, small acts of generosity, and the uncomfortable distance between noticing poverty and understanding it.…
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A RING BEFORE THE BLUEPRINT BECOMES A BUILDING
October 7, 2012 | Kimmy’s Ringhop at Cebu Institute of Technology–University There is something rather amusing…
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AN APPOINTMENT WITH FIVE HUNDRED QUESTIONS
Review Days Adventure | Part III: Two December Mornings, One Nursing Dream, and an Extraordinary Amount…
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SOMEWHERE BETWEEN BIRTH AND BELONGING
Of delivery rooms, unexpected clinical rotations, and discovering that not every place we enter is somewhere…
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THE HANDS THAT HAD YET TO LEARN THEIR STRENGTH
Memories of Being a Student Nurse | From the Nursing School Archives There is a peculiar…
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THE SMALLER THE WORLD, THE GREATER THE LESSONS
SPED Rotation | April 4, 2012 There is something rather peculiar about nursing school. You spend…
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THE PAST HAD BETTER THINGS TO DO THAN STAY DEAD
History Class, Heritage Tours, and the Unexpected Education of a Reluctant Historian There must be a…
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TWENTY DAYS BETWEEN A PRAYER AND A LICENCE
Review Days Adventure | Of Packed Bags, Borrowed Courage, and the Road to Talavera I have…
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GONE
Days have passed, yet memories remain, Like whispered words against the rain. What once was ours…
