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Good morning Pops, Popsadoodles and Xelda at home with her human ankle monitor, Mom. Nurses are great but Moms are better and a Mom that is a nurse is a special gift.
Speaking of nurses, and I certainly wasn't the only one, I don't like male nurses. They try that empathy look but they can't carry it off, more like a lounge lizard at last call trying for the last score, they'll just say anything. When I got Hector, I had one male nurse and one of the female nurses was about 5 feet tall and weighed maybe 90lbs. She was more help getting me out of bed to go to the toitoi while this strapping guy let me struggle when I had no leverage. I actually yelled at him once the first night "What the _____ man, how about a little help". I was right outside the nurses' station and I heard laughter. The head nurse came in the next morning and told me he was brand new, second week on the job, and the previous week he had two of the crankiest old men on the planet and if he came near them to help they'd yell at him and one swung his cane at him. Then she said "he's suffering from PTSD" and we both laughed ourselves silly. She was funny, I was drugged.
If I were ever to have interest in marriage, not really likely, I would want to get me a nurse. I have experience in my formative years playing doctor and reversing that in the twilight of my maturing years might be refreshing. I think I would be a much better patient than I was a doctor.
It's thirsty Thursday and I am heading out the liquor store by mere coincidence. I try to get there when they first open so I am the only one in the store with a mask, fulfilling a suppressed desire of mine. I don't like to look too anxious so I don't park out front anymore for a couple of hours. I park around the side of the building. Like in a getaway car, suppressed desire #2.
OK, now, you make this the best first Thursday in a February ever. I am awaiting Xelda stories of her adventures at the hospital and now that's been sweetened with stories of Mom to follow. Shame Xelda's Mom isn't part of our thread for her to tell her side of the stories.
X Girl, so glad you are home and on the mend.
Speaking of nurses, and I certainly wasn't the only one, I don't like male nurses. They try that empathy look but they can't carry it off, more like a lounge lizard at last call trying for the last score, they'll just say anything. When I got Hector, I had one male nurse and one of the female nurses was about 5 feet tall and weighed maybe 90lbs. She was more help getting me out of bed to go to the toitoi while this strapping guy let me struggle when I had no leverage. I actually yelled at him once the first night "What the _____ man, how about a little help". I was right outside the nurses' station and I heard laughter. The head nurse came in the next morning and told me he was brand new, second week on the job, and the previous week he had two of the crankiest old men on the planet and if he came near them to help they'd yell at him and one swung his cane at him. Then she said "he's suffering from PTSD" and we both laughed ourselves silly. She was funny, I was drugged.
If I were ever to have interest in marriage, not really likely, I would want to get me a nurse. I have experience in my formative years playing doctor and reversing that in the twilight of my maturing years might be refreshing. I think I would be a much better patient than I was a doctor.
It's thirsty Thursday and I am heading out the liquor store by mere coincidence. I try to get there when they first open so I am the only one in the store with a mask, fulfilling a suppressed desire of mine. I don't like to look too anxious so I don't park out front anymore for a couple of hours. I park around the side of the building. Like in a getaway car, suppressed desire #2.
OK, now, you make this the best first Thursday in a February ever. I am awaiting Xelda stories of her adventures at the hospital and now that's been sweetened with stories of Mom to follow. Shame Xelda's Mom isn't part of our thread for her to tell her side of the stories.
X Girl, so glad you are home and on the mend.
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