'Just Rewards (2)'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Erin_O, take this year to reflect on what you need to succeed at your next chance at bat. Plan. Scheme. Mentally train. Think of those tough SM sequences when calling a show. You didn't get those on the first whack. But if you can do JD ACC, you can do anything. And you not only did it, you did it for multiple years. In the meantime. Relax. Recuperate. Scritch the kittens.
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ND, great news!
I think a large part of it is that patients who are ready to be released are (almost always) by definition the healthiest in the hospital, and therefore a pretty low priority unless the hospital is short on rooms.
Even while I spending quite a bit of time sitting with very unhealthy patients, everything short of hauling out the crash cart seemed to be a pretty low priority. And frankly, from the outside of the hospital it's easier to see why that's the case, but when you're the one in the hospital, NSM.
I wonder how long before my uncle de-friends me in Facebook. He posted a
I'm flying this flag to oppose the Muslim worship center at Ground Zero.And I responded heavily. Syms. Not "Ground Zero". Religious freedom. If we say no to one religion, that could lead to only sanctioning one religion, and how that is the most Un American thing I can think of.
Even while I spending quite a bit of time sitting with very unhealthy patients, everything short of hauling out the crash cart seemed to be a pretty low priority. And frankly, from the outside of the hospital it's easier tonsee why that's the case, but when you're the one in the hospital, NSM.
Totally. It's really frustrating just wanting an answer, let alone morphine for a loved one who's in pain, and the staff being unable to appear with it (the answer, morphine) within 60 seconds. Realistically, I know they're understaffed and overworked, and they have multiple patients with numerous, often complex, needs, and every patient's needs are important. I respect and am often amazed at what healthcare professionals can do, but when it's my loved one who needs something, then I wonder what in the HELL is taking so long.
Hospitals are so freaking random. I feel bad paging a nurse for a blanket, but they're very nice about it. But when it's my IV that's infiltrated an no one answers three pages and fluid is pumping into the muscle and I have to work out how to disconnect myself and go stumbling into the hallway, I wonder if it was someone and their blankets.
A lot of the time, however, I wonder why they bother giving time estimates, because they are so random. That doctor that was supposed to see me in a few minutes today never ever did show, despite the assurances of three nurses.
omis My aunt put up the same thing.
There's a "I'm flying this flag to SUPPORT" if you want to add that.
I kinda went into overkill in response to my aunt - I posted a SHAME SHAME thing about the Gainesville church that is planning on burning the Koran on Sept 11th.
And also a quote from a former Bush speechwriter pointing out that Obama is President to Muslims too, including those in our Army and those working with the coalition forces.
At the grocery store today, and old lady complimented me on being frugal when she noticed me pick up a can of Del Monte tomatoes, put it down, and then pick up a can of store-brand tomatoes and put that one in my cart. It was a bit weird.
His name is Gunther. He kissed me 3 times!!
Nobody deserved it more.
Awww!
I went to visit this little sweetheart today [link] My friend C is planning to adopt her. She's so wee and skinny and obviously just needs somebody to love her and squeze her and call her George Sparrow.