Today was interesting
I had to put out a few fires today, but that nothing new to the point that it's becoming tedious. It was also one of those days at the surgery. You know the sort. Every sort of 'worst patient' imaginable (yes, even the one I 'treated' over the phone. You know who you are) came through my door today. I thought the day would never end. I think the only way today could have been worse is if I were still in A+E.
But I also come with good news! I think we may have found a flat (thanks, Millie)! S didn't come with to look at it, so it's still in the 'I think' stages. He was too busy trying to convince me (via text, no less) that his wrist had actually been shattered and that the X-Ray and the MRI he had done were wrong. So, he stayed home to get into trouble while I talked to the guy letting the flat. He seems nice. Not like the sort to install secret hidden cameras or anything.
I mentioned S got into trouble. That's the bit you're all wanting to hear, I know. Well, let's just say this: if a certain hair removal product says on its packaging to avoid contact with some rather sensitive areas of one's body, it's a good idea to do as it says (for those wondering, it belonged to an ex, and was left here). But while S doesn't really have a whole lot of body hair to begin with, he now has a lot less. I'm contemplating showing him how to use the PS3, just for something to keep him occupied, but I worry that doing so may just end up in me never seeing him again.
But I also come with good news! I think we may have found a flat (thanks, Millie)! S didn't come with to look at it, so it's still in the 'I think' stages. He was too busy trying to convince me (via text, no less) that his wrist had actually been shattered and that the X-Ray and the MRI he had done were wrong. So, he stayed home to get into trouble while I talked to the guy letting the flat. He seems nice. Not like the sort to install secret hidden cameras or anything.
I mentioned S got into trouble. That's the bit you're all wanting to hear, I know. Well, let's just say this: if a certain hair removal product says on its packaging to avoid contact with some rather sensitive areas of one's body, it's a good idea to do as it says (for those wondering, it belonged to an ex, and was left here). But while S doesn't really have a whole lot of body hair to begin with, he now has a lot less. I'm contemplating showing him how to use the PS3, just for something to keep him occupied, but I worry that doing so may just end up in me never seeing him again.