My favorite movie is Pretty women. I am a registered nurse and work in the ER at a hospital. I worked overtime for a bus crash. I have working Saturday but free Sunday for movie.
I have a job. I enjoy movies. My favorite movie is the Notebook. I am training to become a nurse at a nursing school. One more year of school til graduate.
I'm excited for a fun movie night on Sunday! That sounds so much fun! What movie are you going to see? I haven't been to one in several months, I've been renting them at home. I'm not sure yet, I told me son that he can pick the movie and he hasn't decided yet. Well see, he has pretty good taste sometimes. Have you been to any movies lately? I haven't. I got into an old movie watching kick and was watching a lot of Jonathan Rhys Meyers old movies. I've always greatly enjoyed his acting. Oh, I've never seen any of his movies I don't think. My husband is always teasing me saying that all I ever watch is Pretty Woman over and over again, I can't help it though, I just love that movie and never tire of it! It's a great movie with some classic moments. Do you have a favorite genre? I generally love action-adventure movies and scifi/fantasy. My favorite are the comedy/romance movies. They make me smile and just put me in such a good mood. Was wanting to ask you how is your training going? It's thankfully going well. I know that I've been really stressed out because finals are coming up. I know anatomy makes my head spin sometimes but I'm doing well so far in this course. That's good, your going to love being a nurse, it's just so rewarding. Last night there were several people that came in off of a bus crash to our hospital, We saved every last one of them, most were not that badly hurt thank goodness. It's just such a rewarding feeling to go home afterwards and know you made a difference in all those people's lives.  That's amazing! I know I had seen it on the news. I'm hoping to get an ICU or pediatric rotation when this is all over. Have you always worked in the ER or did you start out with a different rotation? I actually started out in the ER, I didn't like it at first, it was hard to see all of them hurt people coming in, but after awhile I got used to it and started seeing the rewarding side of it. Not many of us are able to take stuff like that, I'm glad I got over my fears! You will too if you have any! It just takes time. I know I've struggled more with geriatrics as I have a harder time seeing that much loss. Do you guys have a very busy ER or do you have a pretty quiet one? 