"Has it been that long?" I asked incredulously and astonished. "Risperdal Consta even outlasted my marriage."
Rebecca and I both got a big chuckle out of that -- my snide remark.
"Your ex-wife was just a tad bit eccentric and avant-garde," Rebecca told me. "You were way too down to earth for her."
My nurse Rebecca and ex-wife Rachel both went to high school together.
Pat had my next appointment card promptly ready and I was off to fulfill one more obligation. That was to deliver my next appointment card to my father.
I told my father that when I got back up to the pharmacy and she was right. Dad looked it up on the pharmacy's computers -- his eyes growing big as saucers. It's a wonder my butt cheeks don't look like the craters on the moon.
"That's what you call dedication and commitment," I told my father. "Now can I have a computer part?"
Me saying that tickled my father's funny bone.
I certainly don't want to go back to the way things were 11 years ago.
1 comment:
I just found this. You and your ex seemed to have the same problems as my daughter and sil (recently promoted to son). He is a sensitive artistic type and she WAS, until she became a nurse. THAT made her snotty and very corporate. I like when you refer to your past. A lot of it I remember. That is so important for me right now. Good memories!
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