I just finished my first week of
orientation actually in the emergency department at my small community
hospital. :( It has not been as magical as I had hoped. If fact I am unhappy there.
However I thought I would share a
few of my favorite stories about the hospital. The lack of magic I feel
toward the job has not detracted from the magical things that have
happened while I have been working. :)
The H-MRE
So when you think of MRE, you probably think of something similar to this...
One of the ER Doctors enlightened me
on his H-MRE. Hippie meals ready-to-eat. :) First off he is trying to
eat better and loose weight. He weighs in every two weeks and if he has
not lost his weekly goal weight, $10 automatically transfers from his
account to a political party that he wildly opposes. Any guessess...
Mitt Romneys presidential campaign fund. :) Any way, so he has started
bringing H-MRE for breakfast. It is a little brown envelope of plain
oatmeal inside a ziplock baggie that has fresh nuts and craisins. The
ready-to-eat part comes when he pours his hot morning coffee into the
bag and mixes it all up! And walla! Coffee flavored oatmeal. :)
Roachy Roach
I experience firsts every day living
in North Carolina. Today I went from being a girl who had never seen a real cockroach to killing two!
This photo was taken just outside my
hospital's cafeteria. I was sitting with some fellow employees waiting
for the cafeteria doors to open. A man looked down at my feet and said
"nabit, there at it again". I looked down and saw a HUGE cockroach. He
looks small here because he is smashed. I proceded to run and he chaced
after me! I never knew they were so fast. I frantically ran in between
the cafe tables in horror! Right then the cafeteria doors opened and I
continued my Olympic run right through the doors. Then that very nice
man squished it on its hot pursuit of me into the cafe. It is absolutely
no wonder I make so many new friends here.
Then tonight as I was going to turn
my bathroom sink on I saw his little brother crawling up the sides of
the white porcelain. He met the same fate, squished beneath the weight
of my hairspray bottle and my vengeance.
Diversity Training
Other highlights include my
diversity training day! Well, it is a required training for all
employees annually. We spent the first hour getting to know each other
and the subsequent three hours debating:
politics
gay/lesbian rights
chick-fil-a
black discrimination still present in the south
the confederate flag
and
why I am a Mormon.
Good times!
Love y'all and pray you are doing well! :)
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