My sisters are all moved into their trailers now, meaning that Jennifer and my kids are out of my house. My animals sure are happy. The cats could not come downstairs during the daytime and the dogs were always on edge. Everything is going well, they are just looking for washers/dryers because going somewhere to do the laundry is a drag. I'm glad that I have my Whirlpool Duets (and that they were on sale!).
We were in the car today with my grandparents, cousin Tara, cousin Mikey and his friend. My cousin Mikey is kinda weird. My whole family (including me) is a little weird, but he is weirder than most! He was asking us "how long would it take you to put someone out who was on fire?" (He always asks us silly questions like this and it drives us crazy!) Well, we found a way to make him crazy. We kept asking him questions about the situation telling him that we "needed more information" to accurately determine how long it would take us. We asked him questions like "which way is the wind blowing?"; "how close are you to the lake?" and "is there an accelerant involved?" We were laughing so hard because he was like "forget it!" From then on during that ride, everything he said, we would ask him "which way is the wind blowing?" or some other random question. Sometimes I was laughing so hard, I couldn't even talk! It was great! :)
I have to work the next weekend, but the weekend after that, I think that we are planning on going to Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park. My grandma has been wanting to go there for awhile. I have been there before and it is nice. (I went for a nursing seminar on poisonous mushrooms-what I learned: buy your mushrooms in the store, don't go find your own!!) Right now is a great time to go because they have their "Butterflies are Blooming" exhibit. So, hopefully, we'll get to be able to see that.

We are also moving to the new addition in a week. They built it to look similar to some luxury hotels. I think the rooms are gorgeous, but we're going to have a hard time getting some patients to leave and we are dreading that. (We have a hard enough time in our old, dilapidated rooms!) I think that move is going to be chaotic! I'm glad that I don't work on days. I think that most of the work should be done by the time I get there. They have to move everything off of our floor, and all the patients. Which means, they will have to have nurses in the new addition and also nurses in the old floor. I'm not sure how they're going to do it or how I'm going to like it yet, but we'll see. I'm sure it will take a few months to get used to everything again, but it should go fine. At least everyone else will be as lost as I am. :) There are four nursing stations on the floor, but they all look the same, so that will be interesting!
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You made me laugh about getting patients to leave the new luxury rooms! When I had Ellie, the hospital room was nothing fancy, but I was willing to stay as long as they'd let me, just to have some peace and quiet (of course, after being subjected to routine checks all night long, I decided it might actually be more quiet at home!)
Wow, I want to come stay at your hospital! If you are coming through central indiana on your trip, you'll have to come see me! My email is jmaxhunter@hotmail.com and we'll work it out, if you want to and have the time :)!
Yeah, we have a hard time sometimes getting some patients to leave. Not that they aren't well enough, but they know how to work the system.
I definitely have time to come to Indiana!!
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