I do indeed. And have never been so glad NOT to be "Little Owl"...
*giggling*
I have also just made the executive decision that I may not allow anyone in my Unit to be called "Little Owl" because I am not sure larking about in a nurse's pocket is something to be encouarged... especially not in LSE, where the Ubernurse stalks by night...
(oh, and Liss: "Miss Nightingale’s influence on the development of Belgian nursing was clearly evident in two other items: a Nightingale pledge written (in ornamental lettering) in French combined with Flemish vocabulary, and ‘Flambeau’ [torch]: an ink drawing showing Florence Nightingale passing the torch of nursing on to a nurse of the Cavell Institute. An edelweiss flower, the emblem of the school, is attached with a blue ribbon to the top corner of the drawing." I feel this has ramifications for the future of the EP, frankly...)
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Date: 2006-02-20 03:47 pm (UTC)*giggling*
I have also just made the executive decision that I may not allow anyone in my Unit to be called "Little Owl" because I am not sure larking about in a nurse's pocket is something to be encouarged... especially not in LSE, where the Ubernurse stalks by night...
(oh, and Liss: "Miss Nightingale’s influence on the development of Belgian nursing was clearly evident in two other items: a Nightingale pledge written (in ornamental lettering) in French combined with Flemish vocabulary, and ‘Flambeau’ [torch]: an ink drawing showing Florence Nightingale passing the torch of nursing on to a nurse of the Cavell Institute. An edelweiss flower, the emblem of the school, is attached with a blue ribbon to the top corner of the drawing." I feel this has ramifications for the future of the EP, frankly...)