Dinner and Games

Work started with a major crisis. This is the night that we order food to celebrate Saturday and Debbie wasn't there. Debbie always takes care of that for us. What were we going to do? No one brought any food from home and we would rather die than eat hospital food.

Susan saved the day by finding the stack of take-out menus, called in our orders and collected the money. Whew! That was a close one. (I got the sopes. I don't know if that is spelled properly, but it was yummy.)

To help alleviate the boredom of another slow night, we played a fun after dinner game called "Has anyone seen my keys?." The way the game works is we wait until a nurse lays down his or her narcotic keys and walks away. The key finder takes the keys and waits. Eventually someone will start yelling, "Has anyone seen my keys?" The proper answer is, "You better find them, no one can go home until you find the narc keys." After the proper amount of searching and anxiety, someone says, "I have your keys" and then states where they were found. Everyone has a good laugh and then we wait to play another round.