“To keep you gross people from drinking my water.”
Good thing I like smart alecks.
“To keep you gross people from drinking my water.”
Good thing I like smart alecks.
J walked past me to the door and flashed a ring of keys. ”These are the keys to the Cobra, right?”
Already? At least he asked.
I was making grilled cheese sandwiches for J when I got distracted and completely burned the bottoms of the two sandwiches. I peeled them apart and stuck them together, making a charred cheese sandwich. I jokingly presented it to J and said, “Sorry it’s a little crispy.”
He didn’t bat an eye, took it, and bit into it. After he chewed it up, he said, “It’s wonderful. You should cook it longer, though.”
Taking blood pressures and pulses around town. Most importantly, he makes people smile. 🙂
J inherited a shredder from my mom. I gave him dozens of documents to shred, and he got right to work. After about twenty minutes, he tried shredding an envelope with a plastic window. It got jammed in the shredder and began smelling like melted plastic. I finally got all the shredding, but then it stopped working completly. I threw it in the trash with a sigh, and J took it out. “Just because you can’t fix it doesn’t mean it’s broken.”
I laughed, but didn’t think any more of it. Later, I opened up the freezer and saw the shredder motor sitting on a bag of peas. “J! Come get this out!”
“Oh, just leave it in for a few more minutes. It’s cooling down,” J called.
I shrugged and remembered some geek who told me to put my hard drive in the freezer after my cpu crashed.
Fast forward one hour, and I heard the shredder shredding…
Today, J visited R’s pharmacy where he was given a white coat and some clear orange pill bottles. He was VERY proud of his new coat, and wore it into the next stop- the tire store- and then home. When R got back home from a long day of monitoring dosages, drug interactions, contraindications, meth books, and counting thousands of pills by hand, J met him at the door wearing his new coat. “Let’s play pharmacy!” he yelled.
“No way,” R said. “I’ve been playing pharmacy for nine hours straight already.”
J swished across the room in his long white coat. “Well, play it for ten!”
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It should be noted that while growing up I was given dozens of IV bags, orange pill bottles, and pharmaceutical rep gadgets, I never received a white pharmacists coat.