Happy Thread

[smellysell]

I played back in the late 80s/early 90s and it was the most fun I’d ever had playing a sport. So fast moving. My daughter still plays (she will be a senior next year), my son switched over to cross country but he’d played for years.

Congratulations to your son and his team!

Thanks

I would have loved to play it growing up, but sadly, it did not exist in Montana at that point so I had to do track instead.

 

[xyz123]

My best friend's son graduated HS last year and set state records in LAX. I went to many games over the past few years and couldn't believe how nuts my buddy's wife would get from the bleachers. For her birthday we got her a few gifts she wore at every game:

 

[kann]

 

[SKYDIVNEKD]

Got to hang with five great seegar smokers yesterday, that I’ve missed since leaving Kentucky. Sadly, one brother not there, died last August. 81 year old Air Force vet. Modest and kind are understatements. Dan, you’ll be missed. Cheers!

Floyd T

 

[joltikintokyo]

I got a new job and started orientation for a disabilities group home today

 

[kann]

 

[Gavin]

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[cabaiguan juan]

I had my first day on the ER floor today to begin my orientation.

 

[kann]

 

[Darin]

Had a successful black light hunt last night ...



With flash ...

 

[TexasTraveler]

Had a successful black light hunt last night ...

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With flash ...

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I’m gonna need a flame thrower and a couple hand grenades for this!

 

[bfreebern]

16 yr old son got his first job, at a golf course near by. He’s excited and I am too, I think I can get free green fees, as long as he’s with me. Maybe I can finally get him to try golf with me. Hell if not, he can caddy me around.

 

[cabaiguan juan]

First real day in the ER and I got to do a lot of cool stuff! I started a couple IVs and participated in a code!

 

[CigSid]

First real day in the ER and I got to do a lot of cool stuff! I started a couple IVs and participated in a code!

That's awesome Jon! Were you nervous at all on the sticks?

 

[kann]

 

[cabaiguan juan]

That's awesome Jon! Were you nervous at all on the sticks?

Very nervous. However one of the staff let me stick them first, after I did good on the simulation arms, and gave me really good feed back so I felt a lot more comfortable when I had to stick my first stranger.

 

[thinde]

Enjoying a morning monte 4 with coffee and wondering if he will ever go in the kiddie pool again.

 

[jfields]

First real day in the ER and I got to do a lot of cool stuff! I started a couple IVs and participated in a code!

I still remember Donella coming home all excited after her clinical rotations. One that sticks out was her assisting in an open heart surgery, and the Dr. having her hold the guys still beating heart out of his way, while he accessed an artery.

 

[cabaiguan juan]

I still remember Donella coming home all excited after her clinical rotations. One that sticks out was her assisting in an open heart surgery, and the Dr. having her hold the guys still beating heart out of his way, while he accessed an artery.

Wow!

 

[kann]

I still remember Donella coming home all excited after her clinical rotations. One that sticks out was her assisting in an open heart surgery, and the Dr. having her hold the guys still beating heart out of his way, while he accessed an artery.

My daughter actually Facetimed me from her car as soon as her shift ended at the emergency veterinary hospital the first time she assisted in a surgery and got to hold a still-beating heart. The patients were different, of course, but I imagine the excitement and adrenaline was about the same. She couldn't even wait until she got home and cleaned up to tell me all about it.