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name: cara l.c. kawahara
dob: july 22, 1977 (gifts accepted) birthplace: honolulu, hawaii family: dad, mom, 2 brothers, 1 sister-in-law, 1 niece, 2 grandparents, 6 aunts, 8 uncles, 17 cousins, 5 2nd cousins (twin boys on the way will make that 7) places i've lived: pearl city, hawaii eugene, oregon new orleans, louisiana metairie, louisiana schools i've attended: our savior lutheran preschool pearl harbor elementary school highlands intermediate school pearl city high school university of oregon tulane university school of medicine occupation: medical student what i want to be when i grow up: family physician |
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Life at Med School | ||
the life of a torn bubble trying to stay afloat |
It's raining. And my street is flooded. So I can't go out and get boxes to pack my place up until the river that used to be my street dries up. I was also going to see if any of the stores around here sold 5.8 ghz phones. The 900 mhz phone I have is dying on me and the 2.4 ghz phone has too much static and can interfere with my wireless router.
Today I went to the other apple computer reseller and that guy said that it might be possible to just replace the frame so I'm heading out to show him my baby in hopes that the cost for repair is lower. But the best news is that the grocery store remodel is complete and it's beautiful. I almost cried. Then I starting having issues at the bakery when I had to decide between the fresh baked olive loaf vs the garlic loaf. I went garlic this time. So much for a low carb diet since I plan on eating bread for the next few days so I can then go back and buy the olive loaf. If I were alone, I think I would have allowed my self to drool. It was too much! I'm eating some of the bread now. I have to go get some good garlic to roast. I don't care if I'll stick like garlic...it's garlic fest time in my world!
Well, I found a house in Portland and bought it...okay so technically, my parents will be paying for part of it and it won't be mine until we close in june but you get the idea. It was tiring going to the places. Not much available in my price range and it was a little more than what we wanted to pay but oh well...
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where have all the monkeys gone? |