Oh, the natives are getting restless, and for a moment, I didn't know why. Ah, the full moon! It was one of those days recently. Everything and nothing goes right.
One patient I follow is still ditching me for his/her monthly follow-up. Since I have to report to his/her provider re: progress, this makes things sticky. Try, try, again.
I am finally (maybe) getting resources to start a program I proposed earlier this year. Got clearance from the local committee and everything. If all goes as planned, the key pieces will fall into place next week. I'll still be sending prayer requests to my favorite nuns, monks, and old ladies, though. Working in this arena is rewarding, but endlessly frustrating with the amount of backtracking I have to do.
Thank goodness some of my folks still love me!
And speaking of the love, my next door neighbor and I found out our abstracts have been accepted to one of our favorite conferences.
The show WILL hit the road again, just in time for hurricane season, Labor Day and a family wedding. Why not have everything big happen in one week's time?
Stay tuned and enjoy your weekend! Happy Easter to all who celebrate!
More later...
"Fear paralyzes; curiosity empowers. Be more interested than afraid."-Patricia Alexander, American educational psychologist
Showing posts with label year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label year. Show all posts
Thursday, March 24, 2016
Full moon fever
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
The summer's dwindling
Soon, Bubba will go back to school. It will be a new one and a new grade, so it should be interesting.
After a year of trying, I finally figured out how the school information system works.
More to come...
After a year of trying, I finally figured out how the school information system works.
More to come...
Friday, January 3, 2014
Wild New Year
Oh, it's going to be an exciting year.
We have a new nurse manager, we have retirements, and we have lots and lots of unhappy employees.
I'm just going to tie a knot and hang on, just like the saying goes.
Stay tuned...
We have a new nurse manager, we have retirements, and we have lots and lots of unhappy employees.
I'm just going to tie a knot and hang on, just like the saying goes.
Stay tuned...
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