Monthly Archives: June 2009
‘I’ of the needle
This is an 18-gauge needle attached to a syringe filled with 30 mL of Aquacillin. It helps prevent infection. I am very proud to report that I can now administer injections. It wasn’t always so. In fact, yesterday it was not so. My … Continue reading
Bee-ing loved
Bernice McClester — my Great Aunt Bee — was a heck of a woman. I don’t know what having her as a grandma must have been like, but I know being her great niece was a privilege. Aunt Bee was … Continue reading
Personalities
Some people want to be in charge. They like to be followed. They don’t realize that followers can be planners … the movers and shakers of the world. And just when the leaders are confident in a situation, the … Continue reading













