Who decides it's OK to turn off power to an entire hospital without warning the nursing staff?

I'm in the hospital after major surgery. My mother was with me when this happened. At around 9 PM my room went completely dark, not even emergency lights came on. My mom stuck her head out the door and confirmed the entire hospital was dark, not just our room, and every nurse she could see was in a full sprint, carrying an oxygen tank. They all appeared to be going to different locations. I stayed put and power came back roughly 8 minutes later. Once things were calm (no more running nurses) I went for a walk. I talked to the nurses and found out there was work being done on the electrical system. Planned work. I suspected and got confirmation that they'd been working all day. Did anyone tell them this would be happening and give them a chance to prepare? NO. I'm so mad FOR them. I'm very fortunate to not be actively dependent on machines keeping me alive, but not everyone here can say that. It's a hospital for crying out loud!!

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u/MiddayGlitter — 3 days ago

Unexpected Hospital Edition

I'm in the hospital with my parents tonight. They were T-boned by a red light runner and their car rolled and then caught fire. They're both receiving care in different departments, but seem to be doing well enough considering the gravity of the accident. (We're at a trauma center.) When my mother was being wheeled to another room through the busy halls the nurse let people know he was coming by calling: "Whoop! Whoop!" and a chorus of other nurses would respond back: "Whoop! Whoop!" as they moved out if the way.

It made me smile during this difficult time. Unity, support, family and kneecaping bitches, y'all.

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u/MiddayGlitter — 2 months ago

They Stealth Changed the Listing!

When Beardusa first dropped on the UK site I went to grab a screen shot to show my friends. I chuckled that they made sure to note that the dress was removable. I thought they'd learned their lesson from the minotaur. Today I went back and checked and saw that it's been changed. What kind of miscommunication is this.

During the last sale I checked at like 2am and saw Beardusa on sale for $25. I said I'd get her later because that was a good price. I went to bed, went to work, checked at 11pm and saw she was $45. This, I decided, was too expensive. I thought it was odd I'd misremember, but now I'm thinking it was another stealth change.

u/MiddayGlitter — 3 months ago

Adult Birthdays

My birthday is this week and I've been toying with the idea of doing something BaB related because I've gotten REALLY into them this year. Problem is, none of my friends are really into plushies. I have a few that would do it for my sake, but not be into it otherwise.

The "pay your age" thing doesn't really mean anything when you're over 30.

I've been thinking it isn't really worth it, which has me a little down.

What do you guys think?

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u/MiddayGlitter — 4 months ago

They're so popular!

I mean, I knew they would be, but that number is A LOT!! Anyone have an OG or know someone with one planning on getting another? I'd love to see a side by side.

u/MiddayGlitter — 4 months ago

I Made An Embroidery Pattern

I've been working on a project that has me doing a lot of embroidery. I was thinking about what I could make after and I had the idea of doing BaB head patches, like this one. Frog is the first and only so far. Feel free to make suggestions for who I should try next.

u/MiddayGlitter — 5 months ago

I bought this bear for the specific purpose of customizing, so I'm not bothered by the discovery. In fact, I have another plush with a turned head so this will be good for practice. I was just wondering if anyone had any tips on the matter, since I'm new to customization.

u/MiddayGlitter — 6 months ago