Grey's Anatomy Life Lessons

I have always loved the beginning and end of Grey's Anatomy where meredith talks. They usually have insightful thoughts so I thought i would start writing them down as I went through the seasons. I'm going to start at the first episode and just keep going :)

 

 

Have you ever had a starring role in a play? A solo in a recital? All eyes on you waiting for you to do what they came to see. Feeling the incredible pressure to preform. There was a time when they used to call operating rooms, operating theatre. It still feels like one. Scores of people get ready for the show. The sets are arranged. There are costumes, masks, props. Everything has to be rehearsed, choreographed. All leading to the moment when the curtain goes up. You know what they say about Carnegie Hall. There’s only one way to get there.
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If only life was just a dress rehearsal and we had time for do-overs. We’d be able to practice and practice every moment until we got it right. Unfortunately, everyday of our lives is its own performance. It seems like even when we get the chance to rehearse and prepare and practice, we’re still never ready for life’s grand moments.

- Meredith Grey (Season8, Ep.11-This Magic Moment)

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