Had a kid bring his wet, bloody tooth and plop it right on my desk.
C'mon now!
Or the kid that did running knee slide into my office.
C'mon now!
The ones old enough to cover their mouths but choose to cough right in your face instead.
All together: C'mon now!!
Some things just make me shake my head.
20 minutes ago, BiscuitRN said:I walked past our preschool room and there's an unexpected petting zoo in the middle of the room.
I'd be furious. How dare they do that without inviting everyone! What kind of critters? I'm at the museum today. All the critters here are dead. None of them got any younger since last year!
9 minutes ago, CampyCamp said:I'd be furious. How dare they do that without inviting everyone! What kind of critters? I'm at the museum today. All the critters here are dead. None of them got any younger since last year!
I saw a chicken, a duck, a goat, a big turtle & some sort of marsupial looking creature. And a fox--just had to lend out my lint roller to the staff member who held the fox.
I was called for a high school today that I haven't worked since I was oriented 3 yrs ago. I decided that today wasn't a good day to start between senioritis and the June Bug (I love that!)Add in the fact that I'm theoretically supposed to be the attendance person. NOPE! someone who's been there numerous times is doing it, thankfully!
Yesterday, a teacher sent a student to my office when he developed a bloody nose during a final. He had a bloody nose in class, but after wiping it with tissues it stopped almost immediately. When he arrived, he was holding the bloody tissues (spotty, not saturated) and says:
"My teacher told me to come up here to throw my tissues out in your garbage can."
I had to restrain myself from writing a crazy email to said teacher, but gracias a dios, she is not coming back next year so I let it go.
3 hours ago, EnoughWithTheIce said:Really??? It amazes me that some teachers can reply all to every single staff e-mail, send funny jokes daily, try to sell their furniture, get rid of their pet, etc.
HOWEVER, they are too busy to ever write a nurse pass!!!
Makes me mad as a sub too. Teachers know them better than I do and that pass gives me a clue, or at least the proof the math teacher knows they're at the nurse.
On 5/20/2019 at 11:51 AM, CampyCamp said:I'd be furious. How dare they do that without inviting everyone! What kind of critters? I'm at the museum today. All the critters here are dead. None of them got any younger since last year!
This made me laugh. A couple of years ago we took our kids to Chicago for, what we thought would be, a fun weekend of museums, zoos, activities as a family. Our little guy was about 7 at the time. We were at the Science & Industry Museum - specifically for him because he was a dinosaur freak - and he was pouting and griping the whole time...I was really getting annoyed. I asked him, "What is your problem?!?!" His response was, "I'm so bored...everything is dead." Well, yeah...dinos are long dead.
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That's exactly the concern. It's discouraged by all the literature. I tell camp people all over the country that several times a summer. I have removed many, many dog and blacklegged ticks. I've had a couple not come out intact. Sometimes because a child did not notice until after it expired and dried out. I definitely tell the parent and recommend they keep an eye on it. Usually, it will get some small local inflammation and the immune system will reject it like a splinter, which is how they get noticed if they have died in situ.