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Oh nursing… | The Upward Call
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On: November 30, 2008. Sometimes at work while doing what I do, I am reminded of this video and it makes me laugh – because I can relate. haha. 8220;No for real, the Poopsmith’s a good guy, he’s just got a crappy job.”. Please note, I love my job – crap and all. 7 Responses to "Oh nursing…". November 30, 2008 at 11:52 pm. And your post reminds me of this. December 1, 2008 at 10:41 am. Haha Paulman, that’s funny. December 1, 2008 at 12:02 pm. December 1, 2008 at 8:16 pm. December 6, 2008 at 5:23 am. You a...
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Archive for March 2010. It’s been a while…. On: March 18, 2010. It’s been more than a year… I’d say that’s a pretty significant dry spell as far as blogging goes. Seems to be in line with my running habits. Apparently I am also a fair-weather wanna be blogger. Work has been great. I still love learning and growing in my confidence as a nurse. And it is always encouraging to get positive feedback from patients and families. Such a rewarding job! A Jar of Alabaster. My Borderline Heretical Thoughts.
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December | 2008 | The Upward Call
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Archive for December 2008. On: December 19, 2008. It helps to be served a healthy dose of perspective every now and then. While driving into work tonight listening to (and loving! Sara Groves’ Christmas album and thinking about my patients, I suddenly realized how very blessed I am. Yes I may have to work holidays and I may often have to miss out on fun events because of work – but hello! It’s not like I don’t like my job! I am thankful for perspective. It is good medicine. On: December 2, 2008. Not that...
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It’s been a while…. On: March 18, 2010. It’s been more than a year… I’d say that’s a pretty significant dry spell as far as blogging goes. Seems to be in line with my running habits. Apparently I am also a fair-weather wanna be blogger. Work has been great. I still love learning and growing in my confidence as a nurse. And it is always encouraging to get positive feedback from patients and families. Such a rewarding job! Elisabeth Elliot, my hero. On: February 5, 2009. I admire Elisabeth’s sincere ...
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Don’t Wish it Away | The Upward Call
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Elisabeth Elliot, my hero. How time flies…. Don’t Wish it Away. On: January 13, 2009. I have been reminded these past few days from various conversations with single friends that singleness is a gift. And not a “hey thanks, but that’s a lousy gift” kind of gift… it is one to be genuinely thankful for. Why is it so easy to forget that? One of my all time favourite books is. Faithful Women and Their Extraordinary God. 7 Responses to "Don’t Wish it Away". January 13, 2009 at 11:24 pm. Good job single lady.
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Jessica in Japan: Day Tripper!
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Living my life in the land of sushi and tsunamis. Sunday, November 13, 2011. Yesterday a group of us from school took a day trip up to a well known pottery village called Mashiko. It was a beautiful day to get out of Tokyo. Apparently the weather was forecast to be somewhat drizzling and horrible but the nuns supposedly prayed that way and so we were set! This was where one of the most famous Japanese potters lived. It has since been turned into a museum. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am a Canadi...
