Hiding

Bullying

I don’t know what it is with bullying these days. Wait, hear me out. When I was young, I was bullied although we called it something else. It made us tough, but we had to say terrible things to a person’s face.

I’m not going to ever suggest kids these days are soft. I am going to say, kids these days get it easy. If they couldn’t hide behind their computer screens and their fake profiles, they would see the damage they do on the cold face.

Kids these days skip a lot of stages and very quickly go to “you should kill yourself!” I wanna meet those kids, they deserve to be throat-punched. I think it’s akin to, I want you no longer breathing.

I’ve never done it, but I like threats that people never know if I’m serious or when they will get delivered my threats.

Young kids need to learn of the consequences of their actions. Can they please stop telling other kids they should kill themselves?

No! I mean it!

Rehab Part 2

Rehab – Part 2

Things to do when you are in rehab and bored.

Bored in Rehab

If you can –

I took a box of rather generic chocolates, someone had given me so that I could give them away.
Once you have eaten all the good ones, the orange coated ones, the Turkish Delights, you get the idea.
Offer them to all your favourite people.
Not the people with diabetes, without will power. (I will not be your drug dealer)
And only if you are like me (bit cheeky). Wait until 2am when you can’t sleep and wander out to the nurses’ station when everyone else seems to be asleep. (including all but one night nurse)

Chocolate for nurses 1

I know this, because as I was making my way back to my shared room, I saw a nurse (male nurse) walking back towards the nurse’s station. He gave me a look as if to say I did need anything? I shook my head and indicated all was well. I went back to bed and he came into check on me. He asked what’s up? And I told him I couldn’t sleep, I had left some ‘things’ down at the nurse’s station. I told him, I hadn’t been up to anything bad.

Caught out

I had just creatively hidden the chocolates around the nurse’s station. Under phone handpieces, on top of light boxes, on top of power switches, behind things on the desktop.

Hiding chocolates