3rd Moon of Earth Chronicles: Future

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Tuesday, November 21, 2006

Future

Okey dokey. Here's an amusing story.
So today was a surgery day for my mom- 2 back to back. As usual, she had her happy music playing in the backround. And to make things better, she started renaming all the tools. She actually made the team refer to things as the "happy" clamp, the "glad" scalpel, etc. She even told them that if any one else used the same forceps she had used, they had to tell the surgeon they were called "my favorite" forceps. And it get's better. After they had finished the 1st surgery and were moving on to the 2nd, she told the team they could ask her any question. But they didn't have any, so she told them, "The answer is 42." and "It's true what they say about cranberry juice." They had no idea what she was talking about, so she explained and then continued telling them some of the most random interesting facts, such as the stories of how mesquite trees and tumbleweeds came to grow in our area, the causes and treatments of infertility-- whatever came to mind. Usually when someone comes in to relieve someone, the people always argue over who gets to leave. However, THIS time, none of them wanted to leave, so someone finally had to say, "Okay, I'll go...But I'll be right back!"

Yeah. So my mom's that awesome. I must say though, I am definately my mother's daughter.

Cool thing #2

So, I guess the PSAT scores are being released to colleges now. I got, not one, but TWO letters today. Yeah- Emory University and University of Miami WANT me. (Though I wouldn't be surprised if everyone else is getting the exact same ones.)

Let the junk mailing BEGIN.

~Scrapie

posted by Scrapefoot the Brave @ 7:51 PM

2 Comments:

At 21/11/06 11:27 PM, Anonymous said…

Your mom should not operate under the influence.

MIAMI WANTS ME TOO!!

Also, I got a 100 on my first quiz! Yay!
At 22/11/06 10:38 AM, Scrapefoot the Brave said…

Under the influence of what? The desire to make a surgery more bearable to those operating?