Friday, March 16, 2007

Lessons Learned from Grey's Anatomy

I tried to post this last night, but our (neighbor's) internet was doing funky things, and I couldn't get online. That whole thing about getting what you pay for must be true. Or maybe I should go have a talk with him or her...if only I knew which neighbor's internet we were using. Anyhoe...

I think it's time for a quick recap of the things we've learned from Grey's Anatomy:
  1. NEVER vent with alcohol.
  2. NEVER vent with your "best friend" who has feelings for you, or for whom you have feelings.
  3. NEVER EVER vent with your "best friend" with alcohol.
  4. Don't deny that you are depressed or grieving. They won't let you in on any cool surgeries until you admit it and thus begin the healing process.
  5. Don't agree to marry someone you don't want to marry just because you think it'll make them happy.
  6. If you don't believe in marriage, don't agree to get married.
  7. Don't sleep with someone who might be your boss later on.
  8. Don't fall in love with your patients (ahem...Alex, did you learn nothing from Izzy and Denny? Don't go down that path!)
  9. Let people love you.
  10. It's all about people.
What have YOU learned?

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