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LOL, Lee, I know just what you mean. What memories!. and many a laugh,
we always had to laugh or sometimes you would want to cry. I was picking up water pitchers one early morning, they were like heavy cardboard with metal lids with a handle. Put the bathroom light on so I could see for when I came back. Filled the pitchers with the water and ice. Went back in the room, here the light was out, couldn't see a thing, and was thinking, who had turned the light off, anyway proceeded into the room cause I could see a table to put the pitchers down, this was a 4 bed women's room at the time. Anyway as I am walking across the room, WHAM, BANG, I SLID ON THE FLOOR, pitchers went crashing, lids fell off, water, ice, everything rolling all over, wow, I thought I broke something, felt like my elbow rammed into my should and felt like my kness were crushed. Oh
man, couldn't figure what happened, no one stirred, but finally a little
light, here comes this little old lady shuffeling out of the bathroom,
she saw me on the floor, and said "Oh honey, I am sorry, I had a little
accident". Oh My Gosh , when I went out in the hall, there I was with this liquid bm, all down my uniform, white stockings, on my arms and hands. even on my shoes. What a mess I was in, and almost time to start morning care. Well, went and got some scrubs, had to get washed from head to foot. Thanks to a couple of the girls, they went and cleaned her up while I got cleaned up too. Will never forget that as long as I live. Told the supervisor I wouldn't have minded if I fell over a stool, and she said I did, a liquid one. funny. Had to get exray of my elbow and knee, Nothing broke, but sure was badly bruised for a week. Sorry this is so long, but you know me being long winded. Now don't you gals laugh, haha, I know you are. Wayne, you too. |
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