It’s kind of a joke in the ER, but I drink coffee. I mean, from the time I get there until I leave, I like to drink coffee. Black coffee. If I wanted candy, I’d get candy. Coffee is only coffee when it’s black.
Today, I took a picture of my coffee. And now, I share it with you.
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I thought coffee was only coffee if it was black and crunchy. Guess it’s just in the OPFOR.
Mark M. Hancock
markhancock.blogspot.com
Thank you, Doc…it’s nice to share. :-)
Kinda reminds me of a story told me by a colleague who was in Kuwait and Iraq in Desert Storm. His BN commander asked my colleague to get him a cup of coffee. My colleague asked the Colonel whether he wanted cream and sugar. BNC said “Doc, I want a coffee, not a f—ing milkshake.”
Another medical story from the sand.
….ah-HA! Is that cup of coffee supposed to be on the counter at the Trauma nurse’s station? I think NOT! :)
Nurse Kelly: You caught me, but it was for “Photographic Purposes Only”, and was immediately removed.
I thought coffee was only coffee if it was black and crunchy. Guess it’s just in the OPFOR.
Mark M. Hancock
markhancock.blogspot.com
Thank you, Doc…it’s nice to share. :-)
Kinda reminds me of a story told me by a colleague who was in Kuwait and Iraq in Desert Storm. His BN commander asked my colleague to get him a cup of coffee. My colleague asked the Colonel whether he wanted cream and sugar. BNC said “Doc, I want a coffee, not a f—ing milkshake.”
Another medical story from the sand.
….ah-HA! Is that cup of coffee supposed to be on the counter at the Trauma nurse’s station? I think NOT! :)
Nurse Kelly: You caught me, but it was for “Photographic Purposes Only”, and was immediately removed.
Nobody else knew it was the trauma desk…