A Public Thank You

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Somebody (tnbutterfly won't tell me who) gifted me with a year premium membership.

So this is a thank you, random citizen, for the lovely gift. It means a lot to me that someone would do this for me. I'm not even a nurse yet.

I'm not good at expressing myself sometimes but please know it made me cry.

Love to all my friends

Specializes in Aged mental health.

Can I please be a peanut M&M because I *am* a little bit nutty.

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Specializes in Behavioral Health.
Can I please be a peanut M&M because I *am* a little bit nutty.

You know what they say about psych nurses...

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Specializes in CCU, SICU, CVSICU, Precepting & Teaching.
So... you're all M&Ms?

I'm a RED one.

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I'm a RED one.

I'm a GREEN one.

Does anyone remember the tan ones? Then M&M had a vote for the next new color: blue, purple and pink? And blue won?

No?

Oookay...

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I guess we are all a bunch of wimps. Wonder how we lasted as nurses for so long?

I think you got some of the glitter from my sparkle-pants on you.

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Specializes in Aged mental health.
You know what they say about psych nurses...

Says you who has an avatar of a Never Nude :p

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Specializes in Med nurse in med-surg., float, HH, and PDN.

Far'wyn,

I remember tan M&M's.

The color of dog-turd.

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Far'wyn,

I remember tan M&M's.

The color of dog-turd.

Yet we ate them just the same...

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So I had to Google what year the blue M&M's came out. I was 11. I vaguely remember the "Pick the next color" packaging but I don't actually remember the tan M&M's. Oh well.

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Specializes in Nurse Leader specializing in Labor & Delivery.

Yes, I remember the tan M&Ms. They were my favorite. I'm sad they're gone. And I also remember the rumor that the red M&Ms cause cancer.

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Does anyone else, at 0930 when it's 85* outside go "Hey, I want some chili." so you start making chili?

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Specializes in OR.
Nope, I've figured out the identity of an AN member I work with, and someone has also figured out who I was. Neither of us posted identifying information or really specific stories about our patients. It's easier than you think.

I know the conversation has already strayed waaaaaaaaay away from this (Color me Skittles, although I do admit to loving a good peanut M&M) but I wanted to add that back in nursing school, one of my classmates figured out who I was on AN. It is easier than you think.

I've changed my username twice since then, but I always keep something the same so I can find myself.

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