I got to see one of my favorite guys last night...
I probably should not watch this show. It's full of lies, sex, swearing, and lets not forget how he is a serial killer. But it's just so good!
And then to further illustrate how this show is probably not that good for me, this google image popped up:
Haha, but seriously, touché Holy Spirit, good job convicting me.
About a year ago I was really feeling that God was putting that verse on my heart, "
Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable--if anything is excellent or praiseworthy--think about such things." (Philippians 4:8) I went through all our movies and got rid of a bunch of the Rs and a lot of Andrew's druggie/horror/scary movies. I was ruthless- but it was for our own good. The bible talks a lot about our hearts. Protecting them. Guarding them. "
Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life." (Proverbs 4:23) What is in our hearts determines our lives, "
A good man brings good things out of the good stored up in his heart, and an evil man brings evil things out of the evil stored up in his heart. For the mouth speaks what the heart is full of." (Luke 6:45) I want good in my heart.
Last night I went to my friend Liz's to watch said program. I came over late because I had my second divorce class after work. (In a moment of recovering weakness a few months ago I signed up for another divorce class! So now I'm overlapping for a bit, but so far, I like this one too, so we'll see) Anyway, it was late when I got there. My poor friend had been trying to back her new trailer for her food business into the driveway for the last 20 minutes and I could tell she was about to crack. So I went in and helped make dinner while her husband helped with the truck. I sorted the recycling, put away dishes, put things back onto shelves, cleaned up. It was nice to be able to help her. So then we had a very late (11pm!) dinner of Elk Lasagne. Pretty tasty actually. And then after the show I went home and straight to bed!
I'm no super skilled assessor (yet), but already I use my stethoscope to determine if my patients' might need a breathing treatment or have fluid around their lungs, I have heard heart murmurs and valve clicks, and have heard bowel sounds which tells me their digestive system is working, or not.
No one likes having their job belittled, so seeing a lot of nurses upset and posting responses, both funny and just simply providing education has been interesting.
I don't watch the View, I don't need the drivel and gossip, but I looked up Joy Behar to see if I could find out how she has never come across a nurse before. I guess she was a receptionist, a producer, comedian, and then tv host. Fair enough, that is totally a different realm than healthcare. And maybe she has been lucky enough to not be in a hospital yet, however, at 72 that will likely end at sometime, but still not to have visited someone and seen a loved one cared for? Anyway. I saw that there was a challenge for her to job shadow that Miss Colorado for a day to see what it is like in another person's shoes, I think that is a great idea, but pretty sure she won't do it. Interesting.
