| 婷婷's profilesatsukislePhotosBlogLists | Help |
|
October 20 Grey's anatomyIt's all about lines:
Maybe we like the pain.
You know how when you were a little kid and you believed in fairy tales?
The thing people forget is how good it can feel when you finally set secrets free.
They say "practice makes perfect."
There's something to be said
Sometimes, reality has a way of sneaking up
Pain--you just have to ride it out,
可是人生之路充满了不可预料的蜿蜒和转弯,当你站在那条路上的时候,你脚下的地面,会把你掀翻在地,要是你足够幸运,你也许只会仅仅得到个小伤口,一个创口贴就能复原的伤口,可是有些伤口比当初看起来的要深,需要比快速治疗更好的方法,对那些伤口,你只能撕掉创口贴,让它们自由呼吸,然后给它们时间来自我治疗。 你会有个孩子,你的生命将被这小生命所主宰,它是你的使命,你将会想,你所做的一切都不正确,这很正常,你会困扰,怎么去喂养他,把他送到什么学校,他应该学钢琴还是小提琴,但是我要告诉你个秘密,所有的这一切都不重要,无论他是钢琴家,还是数学天才,这都不重要,因为有一天,如果你的孩子开心,所有的才有意义,你可能会感到难过,那没关系,那很正常,但是你不会永远伤心的,对不对? 生活是没有观众的比赛,无论赢,输或是平局,生活仍然会继续,不管我们是否想那样,因此还是大胆往前走,和裁判理论,随意改变规则,可以作点弊。。休息一会儿,舔舔伤口,但是游戏还要继续,玩,玩的尽兴。。玩的痛快。。轻松自在地玩,就想,没有明天一样的玩,好了,那么,这无关输赢,这只关系你如何玩这游戏
有个聪明的男人曾经说过,在你一生可以拥有任何东西,如果你牺牲了其他的一切来得到这些,它的意思就是,天下没有免费的午餐,所以,在你投入战斗之前,你最好知道自己要失去什么,太频繁的追逐感觉不错的东西,意味着你要释放掉一些你所认为好的东西,让某个人进去,意味着放弃,你花了两年所筑的墙,当然,最大的牺牲,是你都不知道自己失去了什么,也许它是最宝贵的,也许... 结局你永远不知道。
The fantasy is simple
At the end of the day, when it comes down to it
We all think we are going to be great
Some people believe that, without history, our lives amount to nothing
Too often, the thing you want most is the one thing you can’t have
At some point, maybe we accept the dream has become a nightmare And the face of everything, and the face of life Grey's anatomyI am a rock.
I am an island. That's the mantra of pretty much every surgeon I've ever met. We like to think we're independent, loners, mavericks... That all we need to do our jobs is an o.R., a scalpel and a willing body. But the truth is, not even the best of us can do it alone. Surgery, like life, is a team sport. And eventually, you've got to get off the bench and decide... What team are you batting for? ────────────────────────────────── The thing about choosing teams in real life, it's nothing like it used to be in gym class. Being first pick can be terrifying. And being chosen last...isn't the worst thing in the world. So we watch from the sidelines, clinging to our isolation... Because we know as soon as we let go of the bench... Someone comes along, snd changes the game completely. ────────────────────────────────── So those are your interns? Did you even ask for me? I helped you study. I helped decorate your stupid locker. You don't-- you don't even see it. You don't see anything. I am such an idiot. And you are a jerk. You didn't even think to ask for me? Screw you, dr. O'malley. ────────────────────────────────── Iz vs Alex Iz: Isn't the worst thing in the world. Alex: What? Iz: I care about you. I care about you, and I'm not gonna go crazy, and I'm not gonna try to kill myself, and I'm not gonna stop caring about you, no matter how hard you push me away. Alex: Shut up and get out of my room. Alex: No. I care about you. And I know you care about me, too. It is not too late for us. Alex: Get out of my room. Alex: Admit it. Admit that you care about me, too. I know you do, and I care about you. I care about you. I care about you...I... ────────────────────────────────── In 6500 b.C., some guy looked at his sick friend and said, "i have an idea. Why don't I drill a hole in your skull? It'll make you feel better." And thus, surgery was born. It takes a certain brand of crazy to come up with an idea like drilling into somebody's skull. But surgeons have always been a confident bunch. We usually know what we're doing, and when we don't, we still act like we do. We walk boldly into undiscovered country, plant a flag and start ordering people around. It's invigorating and terrifying. ────────────────────────────────── We like to think we're fearless, eager to explore unknown lands and soak up new experiences. But the fact is, we're always terrified. Maybe the terror is part of the attraction. Some people go to horror movies. We cut things open, dive into dark waters. And at the end of the day, isn't that what you'd rather hear about? If you've got one drink and one friend and 45 minutes? Smooth rides make for boring stories. A little calamity-- that's worth talking about. ────────────────────────────────── as surgeons, we are trained to fix what's broken. the breaking point is our starting line... at work. but in our lives the breaking point is a sign of weakness... and we'll do everything we can to avoid it. ────────────────────────────────── bones break...organs burst...flesh tears... we can sew the flesh, repair the damage...ease the pain. but when life breaks down... when we break down... there's no science, no hard and fast rules. we just have to feel our way through. and to a surgeon, there's nothing worse, and there's nothing better. p.s. meredith:what was the point? all those hours and all that money--what's the point? the world is a horrible place. young people die of diseases. it makes absolutely no sense to try to be happy in a world that's such a horrible place. shrink:yes. horrible things do happen. happiness in the face of all of that-- that's not the goal. feeling the horrible and knowing that you're not gonna die from those feelings, that's the point. ────────────────────────────────── We all remember the bedtime stories of our childhoods, The shoe fits Cinderella, the frog turns into a prince Sleeping beauty is awaken with a kiss Once upon a time And then they lived happily ever after Fairytales, the stuff of dreams The problem is, the fairytales don’t come true It’s the other stories, the ones that begin with dark and stormy nights and ends in unspeakable It’s the nightmares that always seem to become reality The person that invented the phrase “happily ever after”, she had her ass kicked so hard ────────────────────────────────── Reality is much stormier, much murkier, much scarier Reality, it's so much more interesting than “living-happily-ever-after” (p.s. about cheating) when you spend your life with someone and you have kids together, you think it'll always be this amazing and this wonderful. you think that you'll always feel that kind of love, and i do,i... i do love phil. i just... well,little pieces of you get chipped away...by another person, and... then you shave little pieces of yourself away so that you'll fit together and... then one day, you look up... and you don't even know who you are. listen up, people. listen up
we used to be the best social program in the west. up start a program that no one heard of, and blew up everyone after all. then over night, we got old, changed and slumped, just like everyone else. we are being rest on our laws. you have all in failing, failing to take a issue, failing to ask top questions, failing to practise skills, failing to give a opportunities to practise skills. and i'm the bad. so you have not failed, we have failed. and stops now. people slide over general surgery though they were not see anything, but heart or brain, people calls breakthrough. as though, blood from heart does not make it's way to the whole body. or the nerve are not travel pass the brainstem. the shyly teacher makes shyly surgeons. we failed. yet? we all have. and it stops now. surgical training protocol is officially changed a bit. the bar has been raised. the silly of you all have know it. Mere: the reality, it's more interesting than living happily in all after. as surgeons, we are trained to fix what's broken.
the breaking point is our starting line... at work. but in our lives the breaking point is a sign of weakness... and we'll do everything we can to avoid it. bones break...organs burst...flesh tears... we can sew the flesh, repair the damage...ease the pain. but when life breaks down... when we break down... there's no science, no hard and fast rules. we just have to feel our way through. and to a surgeon, there's nothing worse, and there's nothing better. it's pathetic,isn't it- a married woman cheats on her best friend with her husband? you can't go much lower than that. i ran into michael in the mall, and we had lunch. and a week later, we had another lunch. and here we are... eight months later, and sarabeth has no idea. when you spend your life with someone and you have kids together, you think it'll always be this amazing and this wonderful. you think that you'll always feel that kind of love, and i do,i... i do love phil. i just... well,little pieces of you get chipped away...by another person, and... then you shave little pieces of yourself away so that you'll fit together and... then one day, you look up... and you don't even know who you are. |
|
|