In One Sentence; if you weren't a nurse, you'd be a ________

Marie_LPN, RN, LPN, RN · Dec 28, 2003

Johnny Depp's personal sponge bather.

DelightNP · Dec 28, 2003

Come on now, you don't have anything you'd like to do for yourself, apart from swooning over a celebrity?

Pathetic.

zenman · Dec 28, 2003

I'd move to Hawaii....oh wait...I'm already here! Soldier of Fortune, I guess. Heal'n & Kill'n :cool:

Marie_LPN, RN, LPN, RN · Dec 28, 2003

Originally posted by DelightNP
Come on now, you don't have anything you'd like to do for yourself, apart from swooning over a celebrity?

Pathetic.

No, what's pathetic is when someone takes a fun thread and uses it as a chance to call someone's joking answer 'pathetic'.

And you OBVIOUSLY did not read every post, otherwise you would have seen the first two replies i had before your put-down.

To save you some time: page 2 posts 54 and 55:)

DelightNP · Dec 28, 2003

Actually I've read the entire thread and it wasn't directed entirely at you, I'm sure you've seen all the so and so's private duty nurse blah blah blah before your post. Mine just happened to follow yours. I just think its sad that when a person has the opportunity to define herself and her life's ambition, she would instead choose to do otherwise. Just my .02, and I'm entitled to it.

Marie_LPN, RN, LPN, RN · Dec 28, 2003

It maybe blah to you, but it maybe something that someone would love to do. Even it if is for someone else, he or she may, if fact, be defining themselves just fine. If their life's ambition is to do for others, andf it makes them happy, why knock it?

Sanchai · Dec 28, 2003

If I were not a nurse, I'd be a FASHION DESIGNER!!! :cool:

Marie_LPN, RN, LPN, RN · Dec 28, 2003

Better you than me, i can't sketch or draw anymore than stick figures

DelightNP · Dec 28, 2003

You're right. I should appreciate that someone's life ambition is to be Benjamin Bratt's private nurse. Hmm. :rolleyes:

I'm not knocking it. Really, I'm not. But in my practice and in my life I always encourage women to define themselves as whole entities and not in the context of what they can do for a man.

Marie_LPN, RN, LPN, RN · Dec 28, 2003

Originally posted by DelightNP
You're right. I should appreciate that someone's life ambition is to be Benjamin Bratt's private nurse. Hmm.

I'm not knocking it. Really, I'm not. But in my practice and in my life I always encourage women to define themselves as whole entities and not in the context of what they can do for a man.

OMGosh, you're reading WAY WAY too much into it if you call what i said in that post a 'life ambition', and it's not even worth arguing anymore :roll Have a nice day. :chuckle

DelightNP · Dec 28, 2003

It maybe blah to you, but it maybe something that someone would love to do. Even it if is for someone else, he or she may, if fact, be defining themselves just fine. If their life's ambition is to do for others, andf it makes them happy, why knock it?

Your words, not mine.

tampabayrn · Dec 28, 2003

the person that mows the grass next to the highways in Florida......... year round work, air conditioned cab - just me and my mower - what bliss:cool: