Under the Influence
So the hospital experience went pretty well. A little concerned that those gowns have to be worn, always feel like I'm about to show my big ass to some poor, unsuspecting nurse.
I don't think they were traumatized in any way.
The entire process is a little weird though and again, nothing but admiration for those who are able to help others like that. That's not an easy job. The ones who can do it with a sense of humor and a pleasant attitude are truly appreciated as well.
I listened to the anesthesiologist as he explained how he was going to put me under. He told me about perhaps having to control things with a tube down my throat, if things went haywire and then told me it wouldn't be a whole lot of concern because I'd be out anyway.
"Yeah, you can do whatever you want to me when I'm under," I said.
And that statement struck me as odd. They truly could do some goofy things. I wonder if they have a sense of humor.
One of my buddies passed out in college. We propped him up in a chair with a sign around his neck that said, "Hi, I'm Luke, welcome to the party."
That was a good one.
Of course, my brother Jeff was involved in one of those types of pranks as he and Jim played tic-tac-toe on our friend Fig's forehead when he had a couple too many.
I'm sorry but if I were around a bunch of people who are out, I would be tempted.
A little Hitler moustache, perhaps?
Paint the toenails?
Draw a diving board at the edge of the belly button?
All good stuff.
I did a bit of an inventory and the crew that had me at their mercy when I was out didn't bother to have any fun.
By the way, I checked the television schedule...Judge Judy is brand new tonight!
It's all good.
I don't think they were traumatized in any way.
The entire process is a little weird though and again, nothing but admiration for those who are able to help others like that. That's not an easy job. The ones who can do it with a sense of humor and a pleasant attitude are truly appreciated as well.
I listened to the anesthesiologist as he explained how he was going to put me under. He told me about perhaps having to control things with a tube down my throat, if things went haywire and then told me it wouldn't be a whole lot of concern because I'd be out anyway.
"Yeah, you can do whatever you want to me when I'm under," I said.
And that statement struck me as odd. They truly could do some goofy things. I wonder if they have a sense of humor.
One of my buddies passed out in college. We propped him up in a chair with a sign around his neck that said, "Hi, I'm Luke, welcome to the party."
That was a good one.
Of course, my brother Jeff was involved in one of those types of pranks as he and Jim played tic-tac-toe on our friend Fig's forehead when he had a couple too many.
I'm sorry but if I were around a bunch of people who are out, I would be tempted.
A little Hitler moustache, perhaps?
Paint the toenails?
Draw a diving board at the edge of the belly button?
All good stuff.
I did a bit of an inventory and the crew that had me at their mercy when I was out didn't bother to have any fun.
By the way, I checked the television schedule...Judge Judy is brand new tonight!
It's all good.
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