As I have said before I recently got a new car. What you may not know is that my initials are BLH.
When the license plate came for my new car, hubby slipped them out of the enveloped and after viewing them, held them up for me and said, "You almost got a personalized license plate for free." The plate he was holding started with BYH.
I shrugged my shoulders and said, "Barbara Why H(our last name)."
To this hubby, without missing a beat, responded, "To hell if I know!!"
LOL - I adore my plates.
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Thursday, July 18, 2013
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Anecdote from the Hospital
Hubby was recently hospitalized for several days for the nasty C diff bacteria. This meant he had IV fluids from the get go, till check out with constant bags of antibiotics added to it. Nurses and aides were usually very punctual in coming by to check his poll and adding replacements.
But one night in the wee hours, the box on the pole went to beeping because the saline solution had run dry. Hubby silenced the irritating sound with a push of the button for several brief 10 minute reprieves. When no one had come yet, he called the nurses station and told them of his need. This time he left the beeping going. Minutes turned into more minutes and then an hour. In total frustration at the lack of attention and the irritant to his sleep, his redneck side slipped out.
He took the IV out of the stint, unplugged the unit from the wall, walked the pole over to the door of his room, sailed it out into the hall, and shut the door behind it. Soon his room was full of apologetic and busy people. The pole was restrung with fluids, the IV reinserted and the beeping was silent.
(Note: As a whole the staff was very nice and very attentive. And hubby was mild mannered & polite.)
But one night in the wee hours, the box on the pole went to beeping because the saline solution had run dry. Hubby silenced the irritating sound with a push of the button for several brief 10 minute reprieves. When no one had come yet, he called the nurses station and told them of his need. This time he left the beeping going. Minutes turned into more minutes and then an hour. In total frustration at the lack of attention and the irritant to his sleep, his redneck side slipped out.
He took the IV out of the stint, unplugged the unit from the wall, walked the pole over to the door of his room, sailed it out into the hall, and shut the door behind it. Soon his room was full of apologetic and busy people. The pole was restrung with fluids, the IV reinserted and the beeping was silent.
(Note: As a whole the staff was very nice and very attentive. And hubby was mild mannered & polite.)
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