Winter, winter, go away.
Winter came to Kansas City today. I wish it would go back to Chicago where it belongs.
I worked today and I'm pretty sure the federal building was empty by the time we nurses left. Mine was the only car in the parking lot. OK, there was one other car, but I think it lives there. Anyway, I had a great patient today; a genuinely nice guy. Believe me, I can tell. Two hours with a person, sticking needles into them, weighing them, performing other unpleasant tests...if they have a nasty side, it will come out. Whenever I have a great patient, reasonably good looking, and of a certain age, I always have to refrain from asking if they want to meet my sister.
Do you think it would be unprofessional to wear a button, "Ask me about my single sister!"
It was a good day.
Except for the fact that this stupid winter storm kept me from picking up my book club selection at the library. We are reading "The sex lives of cannibals : adrift in the Equatorial Pacific " by J. Maarten Troost. I swear I am not making that up. Sound interesting?
Speaking of interesting, (and I realize this post is full of random tangents) I received the very best of the best yesterday. In my mailbox, lo and behold was the first sign of spring: The Klehm Song Sparrow Catalog! This catalog is the most beautiful collection of pictures you could ever hope to see. I enter a trance upon paging through this plant catalog, and I'm pretty sure I've drooled on a page or two. I urge you to order a free copy of this fine catalog for yourself.
http://www.songsparrow.com/
Truly, garden porn at its finest. Enjoy!
I worked today and I'm pretty sure the federal building was empty by the time we nurses left. Mine was the only car in the parking lot. OK, there was one other car, but I think it lives there. Anyway, I had a great patient today; a genuinely nice guy. Believe me, I can tell. Two hours with a person, sticking needles into them, weighing them, performing other unpleasant tests...if they have a nasty side, it will come out. Whenever I have a great patient, reasonably good looking, and of a certain age, I always have to refrain from asking if they want to meet my sister.
Do you think it would be unprofessional to wear a button, "Ask me about my single sister!"
It was a good day.
Except for the fact that this stupid winter storm kept me from picking up my book club selection at the library. We are reading "The sex lives of cannibals : adrift in the Equatorial Pacific " by J. Maarten Troost. I swear I am not making that up. Sound interesting?
Speaking of interesting, (and I realize this post is full of random tangents) I received the very best of the best yesterday. In my mailbox, lo and behold was the first sign of spring: The Klehm Song Sparrow Catalog! This catalog is the most beautiful collection of pictures you could ever hope to see. I enter a trance upon paging through this plant catalog, and I'm pretty sure I've drooled on a page or two. I urge you to order a free copy of this fine catalog for yourself.
http://www.songsparrow.com/
Truly, garden porn at its finest. Enjoy!
posted by Juanita at
8:36 PM
2 Comments:
Hey! I can make that button up for you.
And no, Baron, I didn't pray for this winter blast. Winter weather is only valuable to me if it means that school will be called off. Ice storms on the weekend do me no good.
Winter belongs in Chicago. In May.
I think you should just carry her in your pocket and pull her out and say hey heres a nice gal for you to meet!
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