Season's Greetings to allnurses!

[Davey Do]

Even though I retired from nursing this past Spring and am heavily involved in my art, allnurses continues to be my favorite website. And General Nursing is my favorite forum.

I come here to identify with nurses & their situations, to recall my own, offer advice and/or support when I can, to learn, and to continue to feel a sense of belonging & camaraderie.

So, I want to send Season's greetings to all the members, mods & and administrators, and my friends on allnurses with the gift of a GIF:

[Davey Do]

5 minutes ago, GrumpyRN said:

Lang may your lum reek.

Back atcha, Grump!

(And, thanks for the translation!)

[Davey Do]

One of the reasons I became a nurse and stayed a nurse was that the field always kept me interested. I was constantly learning and continue learning still. I pick up bits of information from topics discussed here on allnurses, and my medical nurse wife Belinda and I regularly discuss her work.

I did a little research on Rudolph before sculpting him to get a point of reference. I learned that Rudolph's TV program first aired in the Christmas season of 1964! Fifty six years ago! It is the longest continuously running Christmas TV special!

I was  seven years old when I first watched Rudolph! Although it was televised in color, I watched it on my family's black & white TV.

It probably looked something like this:

 

[Davey Do]

[Bella ' s mimi]

Merry Christmas  Davey Do

 

 

[NurseBlaq]

Happy Holidays, Dave!

All I want for Christmas is a multi-million dollar winning lottery ticket. What? A girl can dream, right? ?

[sirI, MSN, APRN, NP]

25 minutes ago, NurseBlaq said:

Happy Holidays, Dave!

All I want for Christmas is a multi-million dollar winning lottery ticket. What? A girl can dream, right? ?

I'll split the cost of the ticket with you if you'll share the winnings with me, @NurseBlaq??

[Daisy4RN]

On 12/7/2020 at 12:18 PM, Davey Do said:

 

I did a little research on Rudolph before sculpting him to get a point of reference. I learned that Rudolph's TV program first aired in the Christmas season of 1964! Fifty six years ago! It is the longest continuously running Christmas TV special!

I was  seven years old when I first watched Rudolph! Although it was televised in color, I watched it on my family's black & white TV.

It probably looked something like this:

 

Oh my gosh, I remember watching this as a kid in the 60's too, now I feel ancient! Our TV looked like that too but (I think) it was color. (And I have to say that I sometimes miss those easy to use TV's). My parents had one in their bedroom too so when they had friends over all us kids got to go in there and watch with snack, it was a treat for sure, good times. Thx for the trip down memory lane!

[NurseBlaq]

3 hours ago, sirI said:

I'll split the cost of the ticket with you if you'll share the winnings with me, @NurseBlaq??

Deal! *screaming SHOW ME THE MONEY!* ?

[VivaLasViejas, ASN, RN]

Dave, I’ve watched Rudolph every year since it came out. I was 5. Never missed it in 56 years. It—unlike humans—never gets old. ?

[sirI, MSN, APRN, NP]

1 hour ago, NurseBlaq said:

Deal! *screaming SHOW ME THE MONEY!* ?

O.k. DEAL!

Now, how are we gonna do this?  LOL!

[JKL33]

Happy Holidays, everyone. ?

[NurseBlaq]

2 hours ago, sirI said:

O.k. DEAL!

Now, how are we gonna do this?  LOL!

Er umm..... that's the part I'm trying to figure out. ?