Updated: Published
I endeavor to find humor in everything, because I am, by nature, a chronically neurotic malcontent.
It would be much more difficult being around me, if I lost my humorous perspective.
My medical nurse wife Belinda rarely uses profanity. The other day she said to me,
"Bless you...
...and the horse you rode in on!"
"And one day for no particular reason we became offended by everything"
Forrest Gump
Most nurses (and other people as well) use humor to deal with issues that they either have been involved in, are currently involved in, or fear happening. It was a joke, no harm meant to anyone! Cant we laugh anymore, seriously?!
On 7/24/2021 at 4:03 PM, Davey Do said:I endeavor to find humor in everything, because I am, by nature, a chronically neurotic malcontent.
It would be much more difficult being around me, if I lost my humorous perspective.
My medical nurse wife Belinda rarely uses profanity. The other day she said to me,
"Bless you...
...and the horse you rode in on!"
Appreciate you. My super depressed patient (during the height of COVID) said something like how we, as nurses, probably don't have much to laugh about these days.
Response: "Honestly, as a nurse -
we tend to find a way to make anything funny."
He laughed so hard! Like started tearing up. Full belly laugh.
#NurseHumorIsOnPointToday
Davey Do
10,666 Posts
What?! I've been asleep for forty years?!
Then I don't feel so bad about wetting the bed!