Monday, May 26, 2008
Nothing like a day off.
When asked what it is about my job I like I usually say the 7 days off, and its true to an extent. I live for my long stretch off. However I do love my job.
I had to orientate a nurse the other day. Just to make it interesting I took a stupid pill and had trouble answering the most simple of questions the entire night. Man.... just went blank every time. Its not that I don't know it... I do, its just she would thrown them at me out of the blue while my mind was miles away in the other direction. What a impression I made, LOL. Thank goodness I can do my job without actually being able to articulate what I am doing.
Anyway so here I am with a day off. 2 more to go. Reading the weather I had visions of a bike ride later today when I got up but storms are once again rolling through town. Makes for great sleeping, but bad riding. The trip is getting closer and closer and I am far behind in my training. Being the smart nurse I am...really.....just don't ask me any questions, LOL, I do know better then to ride a metal object in a lighting storm.
I could sit at this desk and study. I am doing some reading about quantum physics which is a subject I really love. I used to sit in on some classes at the local college when my old teacher taught. Trying to understand the wave structure of matter in light and matter. I can understand the concept, but the math has me lost. Why wasn't I born with a clever mind. Sigh. Anyway it keeps me puzzled and occupied for the times I can't get out and about and have no good book around to waste away the hours.
Well, time to go get some shut eye. I hope we get good weather for when I wake up. Outside the window a turkey just wandered by. The woods are green. The birds are singing. It is hard to sleep through it all.
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3 comments:
Don't fret, I've had "daze" when I nearly overdosed on stupid pills. Just smile and try to look important.
Jimmy
Yay!! I'm all for 3 day weekends!! I hope you have a great week! :) Julie
I always found that was the hardest thing about teaching a new nurse...you have to DO what you do....and TELL them what you are doing at the same time. It is tougher than it sounds.
I think you DO have a clever brain!
Pam
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