Granny's gone and done it again

[Granny Hatchet]

Morning all Ive been up since 4 something . I didn't fall asleep til 1

 

[Nomadicus]

Short night again. Slept around 4 hours. Starting the build of a new coop today and am moving slowly on it.

 

[Cynthia12]

Absolutely adorable
What's the name?

Lacy

 

[Cynthia12]

Short night again. Slept around 4 hours. Starting the build of a new coop today and am moving slowly on it.

Yes, take it slow. Hope the shot is starting to work for you.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

YeeHaw y'all! I was getting too sleepy so I put my computer down and good thing I did. Wasn't 5 mins. later I decided to take a coffee bath.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I got a package in the mail! To me... I was excited. lol Last one I got was from Troyer and before that Twist at Christmas time. I grabbed a knife and went to town. I was hoping for cookies. ya, It was my pretty little necklace. I feel so old. It works off a sims card . The same thing that's in cell phones. We hardly ever get cell service here.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

To our nurses here:
I have seen pregnant women feel ashamed in the maternity ward because of their lack of hygiene.
And I have seen nurses wash them gently, trim their nails, comb their hair.
I have heard, in simple but profound words, their gratitude:
“My baby will be born clean, thanks to you.”
I have seen a nurse pretend to be the mother of a woman with Alzheimer’s disease.
On her worst days, the patient would ask forgiveness from that mother she no longer recognized — the mother who was no longer alive.
The nurse told her she forgave her. That she loved her.
And in that suspended moment, I saw an embrace that healed — a deep relief before the final goodbye.
I have seen nursing assistants covered in vomit while holding a child’s head during a seizure, just so he wouldn’t feel alone.
I have seen nurses lift patients twice their size, with strong hands and the gentlest care — to wash them, refresh them, restore a fragment of dignity.
I have seen a nurse cradle a stillborn baby.
She bathed her in warm water, washed her tenderly, arranged her hair, dressed her —
so that the mother, who had asked — with pain and with right — to see her daughter, could say goodbye in peace, in beauty, as if she were only sleeping.
I have seen nurses search for a pastor, a priest, a healer — anything that could bring comfort to a patient according to their faith.
I have seen nurses, in emergency rooms where fear lives daily, run toward danger — rushing to the side of a fainting, infected patient to keep them from hitting their head — even at the risk of their own lives.
And I have seen nurses work double shifts, without rest.
Leaving behind their children, partners, families — because care cannot wait.
Because ethics, duty, love… come first.
If there exists a profession more human, more noble, more sacred than nursing,
forgive my ignorance.
But I do not know it.
Let us honor our nurses.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Robert read the paper work on the alarm? I guess that's a good word for it and said if it was him he would send it back. If you call them and they don't come they will only pay up to $250. if something happens to you. They are not responsible. That is just one of many things you have to sign and send back to them. I don't like the fact they can listen in to our convos when ever they want. If it gets dropped and damages it, my responsibility.If the alarm goes off and 911 shows up when you don't need them I pay all charges. I can see Tom doing that pretty easy. There is many more things like this and I do think I will send it back to them. I hope my case manager doesn't get upset over this. She put some work into getting it.

 

[h2oratt]

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front to back Star, Krim and then lena.

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and no that is not someone's intestines in Krim's mouth but the remainder of a chew toy.

Cute

 

[Granny Hatchet]