Showing posts with label mail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mail. Show all posts

Saturday, October 2, 2010

Mail from Ireland

I received this humorous piece of mail not too long ago.


In case you weren't aware, I married into an Irish name.

I may be making an order... :)

Saturday, September 25, 2010

Joy overflowing

Joys past:
friend time with YMC friends, Dwain and Jaclyn
a few job apps out
time with Ali
nursing package arrival
successful dinner
Baker meets Frankie
Carly's birthday celebration 
blog-themed office decoration
a few episodes of house
condo party
chocolate chip cookies and mud pie

Joys future:
YMC breakfast, friends, and encouragement
Shae's baby shower
 a bit of free time
picture uploading
coffee dates
October
our first camping trip

And these are just the big ones.
I'm so blessed!
Details/pictures to come on many of these joys :)
For now...


Monday, September 20, 2010

Guess what I got...

It's official!


I'm a real, legal, California licensed RN!

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

You know you're [almost] a nurse when...

you get nursing mail in the mail
with your name on it.



a scrubs catalog and association card.
with my name on it.

yah. 
i'm in an association[s].
i know.
i'm such a grown-up.

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Welcome to the USA, Mr. Flashlight

A few weeks back, I decided to bid on my first ebay item all on my own. I've bid on a couple things, but it always makes me nervous so John has to encourage me to click the "bid now" button.

This time though, I got brave. The $1.99 price tag with free shipping definitely helped. An LED flashlight keychain. In green. It was perfect. Now I would finally have a fully functional keychain that I could fend off intruders with. :)

And I would also be getting some mail. Which I love.

J asked me later that day if I had bid on a flashlight on ebay. I forgot he got the confirmation email. I smiled. He laughed. I told him how cool it was going to be. He laughed.

Three weeks later, it came. I thought it had gotten lost in the mail. But then I saw how far it had to travel.

All the way from Hong Kong, China to San Diego, California in the USA.

I had ordered an international item. And it came complete with a customs form. In a tiny brown envelope. Straight from the manufacturer.

We had ourselves a good laugh.

I turned it on. It worked the first three times. Now it works, oh, 40% of the time. So I figure, it will save me 1 out of 2 times. That's not bad.

It's the little things. Totally worth the $2.