For those that know me, and that isn't a lot on here at the moment, I have just handed in my notice at work.
In 4 weeks I will no longer be working nights, shifts or weekends, clearing up after the bloodshed in Manchester over a weekend and not having to deal with patients [1]. Instead I will be doing mostly 9ish to 5ish [2] and playing with a couple of macbooks [3] and getting to see a *lot* of student nurses jumping up and down.
[1] Ones that are alive anyway [2] Very ish [3] To program 2 simulator dummies
On Fri, 9 May 2008 20:58:20 +0100, Nursey <nur...@ukrm.net> wrote: >For those that know me, and that isn't a lot on here at the moment, I >have just handed in my notice at work.
>In 4 weeks I will no longer be working nights, shifts or weekends, >clearing up after the bloodshed in Manchester over a weekend and not >having to deal with patients [1]. Instead I will be doing mostly 9ish >to 5ish [2] and playing with a couple of macbooks [3] and getting to >see a *lot* of student nurses jumping up and down.
On 2008-05-09 21:03:29 +0100, BGN <nickmoo...@spamcop.net> said:
> On Fri, 9 May 2008 20:58:20 +0100, Nursey <nur...@ukrm.net> wrote:
>> For those that know me, and that isn't a lot on here at the moment, I >> have just handed in my notice at work.
>> In 4 weeks I will no longer be working nights, shifts or weekends, >> clearing up after the bloodshed in Manchester over a weekend and not >> having to deal with patients [1]. Instead I will be doing mostly 9ish >> to 5ish [2] and playing with a couple of macbooks [3] and getting to >> see a *lot* of student nurses jumping up and down.
On Fri, 9 May 2008 21:06:07 +0100, Nursey <nur...@ukrm.net> wrote: >On 2008-05-09 21:03:29 +0100, BGN <nickmoo...@spamcop.net> said:
>> On Fri, 9 May 2008 20:58:20 +0100, Nursey <nur...@ukrm.net> wrote:
>>> For those that know me, and that isn't a lot on here at the moment, I >>> have just handed in my notice at work.
>>> In 4 weeks I will no longer be working nights, shifts or weekends, >>> clearing up after the bloodshed in Manchester over a weekend and not >>> having to deal with patients [1]. Instead I will be doing mostly 9ish >>> to 5ish [2] and playing with a couple of macbooks [3] and getting to >>> see a *lot* of student nurses jumping up and down.
>> <happy dance>
>> Good luck!
>Thanks.
Sometimes it's so very refreshing to go back to 9am-5pm Monday - Friday, especially when shift work just wears one out. -- -- Nick ICQ: 9235201 EMAIL & MSN: nickmoo...@spamcop.net -- Triumph Tiger 955i -- http://www.bgn.me.uk -- Touch - -- LOTR#4 SKOGA#8 DS#7 BOTAFOT#159 BOTM#2 FBOTY#06 PM#11
> On Fri, 9 May 2008 21:06:07 +0100, Nursey <nur...@ukrm.net> wrote:
>> On 2008-05-09 21:03:29 +0100, BGN <nickmoo...@spamcop.net> said:
>>> On Fri, 9 May 2008 20:58:20 +0100, Nursey <nur...@ukrm.net> wrote:
>>>> For those that know me, and that isn't a lot on here at the moment, I >>>> have just handed in my notice at work.
>>>> In 4 weeks I will no longer be working nights, shifts or weekends, >>>> clearing up after the bloodshed in Manchester over a weekend and not >>>> having to deal with patients [1]. Instead I will be doing mostly 9ish >>>> to 5ish [2] and playing with a couple of macbooks [3] and getting to >>>> see a *lot* of student nurses jumping up and down.
>>> <happy dance>
>>> Good luck!
>> Thanks.
> Sometimes it's so very refreshing to go back to 9am-5pm Monday - > Friday, especially when shift work just wears one out.
It will be. I have about 2 weeks left of shift work (just days though) with most of next week off and the last week of my notice being a holiday. Some of that will be from 8am to 8pm but those will be the last of the long days.
I am looking forward to coming into work at about 9, but probably more like 7.30-8 (but it will be my choice and not dictated by somebody else) and then leaving anywhere between 2 and 5.
My new boss has already said that she doesn't want a lot of time owing racked up and that me and the other person in the training team should be able to get any time back the following week. :) -- Nursey RN ALS & APLS Provider MIRTTH#6 IbW#09 4#COFF EFFA MOP#1 Honda CBF600 ABS (nursey at ukrm dot net) UKRM FAQ: http://www.ukrm.net/faq/
Nursey wrote: > For those that know me, and that isn't a lot on here at the moment, I > have just handed in my notice at work.
> In 4 weeks I will no longer be working nights, shifts or weekends, > clearing up after the bloodshed in Manchester over a weekend and not > having to deal with patients [1]. Instead I will be doing mostly 9ish > to 5ish [2] and playing with a couple of macbooks [3] and getting to see > a *lot* of student nurses jumping up and down.
> [1] Ones that are alive anyway > [2] Very ish > [3] To program 2 simulator dummies
Was this driven by the lure of something better or sickness in the current condition?
Nursey wrote: > For those that know me, and that isn't a lot on here at the moment, I > have just handed in my notice at work.
> In 4 weeks I will no longer be working nights, shifts or weekends, > clearing up after the bloodshed in Manchester over a weekend and not > having to deal with patients
Nice, you do know that now is not a particularly good time to be out of work don't you :)
On Fri, 9 May 2008 20:58:20 +0100, Nursey <nur...@ukrm.net> squeezed out the following:
>For those that know me, and that isn't a lot on here at the moment, I >have just handed in my notice at work.
>In 4 weeks I will no longer be working nights, shifts or weekends, >clearing up after the bloodshed in Manchester over a weekend and not >having to deal with patients [1]. Instead I will be doing mostly 9ish >to 5ish [2] and playing with a couple of macbooks [3] and getting to >see a *lot* of student nurses jumping up and down.
>[1] Ones that are alive anyway >[2] Very ish >[3] To program 2 simulator dummies
Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Nursey <nur...@ukrm.net> typed
>For those that know me, and that isn't a lot on here at the moment, I >have just handed in my notice at work.
>In 4 weeks I will no longer be working nights, shifts or weekends, >clearing up after the bloodshed in Manchester over a weekend and not >having to deal with patients [1]. Instead I will be doing mostly 9ish >to 5ish [2] and playing with a couple of macbooks [3] and getting to >see a *lot* of student nurses jumping up and down.
Cool.
Did you mention your ability to revive a comatose Stan Stannard in your application?
I was ever so impressed, he even made it back to the bar, IIRC.
-- Wicked Uncle Nigel - "He's hopeless, but he's honest"
My position was (and, to be honest, largely remains) one of complete ambiguity.
> Nursey wrote: >> For those that know me, and that isn't a lot on here at the moment, I >> have just handed in my notice at work.
>> In 4 weeks I will no longer be working nights, shifts or weekends, >> clearing up after the bloodshed in Manchester over a weekend and not >> having to deal with patients [1]. Instead I will be doing mostly 9ish >> to 5ish [2] and playing with a couple of macbooks [3] and getting to >> see a *lot* of student nurses jumping up and down.
>> [1] Ones that are alive anyway >> [2] Very ish >> [3] To program 2 simulator dummies
> Was this driven by the lure of something better or sickness in the > current condition?
By the lure of something that I have wanted to do for a long time. -- Nursey RN ALS & APLS Provider MIRTTH#6 IbW#09 4#COFF EFFA MOP#1 Honda CBF600 ABS (nursey at ukrm dot net) UKRM FAQ: http://www.ukrm.net/faq/
