smurfed_05

At work, I'm trying so hard to stay out of all the drama and pettiness. It's not easy though. How do you do it? I get so tired of hearing everyone whine about everything, management treating some nurses like royalty and ignoring others, those in charge spreading around confidential employee information, and nurses complaining about each other all the time. Things aren't always bad at work, but lately it seems that everyone's kind of been in nasty moods. I don't want to be a part of all that craziness.

Thanks everyone. Even though the director usually has a pretty good sense of humor, I guess I should just keep my mouth shut. Hopefully, this will be funny one day.

I am still embarrassed about what happened. I was finishing up the night shift when I leaned over to pick up something that a patient had dropped. For some reason my pants had been getting looser all night. I bent over and could feel my pants slide down a little. They stayed on, but I could feel a draft. The male nursing director was standing right behind me. Let's just say that it's possible I gave him quite a view. He didn't say anything. He just walked out of the room. What would you do? Would you bring it up as a joke and apologize, avoid him [which is kinda hard to do], or act as if nothing happened.