Seriously?
Are you telling me that it is January 6th and I haven't written a post since sometime in December? Is my life so sad that I cannot even bore you with the mundane things that have taken place in the last monthish?
Yeah, probably.
I've uh, gone to the store, and driven to work, and ran some calls, and took a nap and that about sums it up.
Okay, it's not all that bad. I do worry that I have come to a point in my prehospital career, where I don't need to write every call down. Well, that's already happened, but very few get blogged. That, I guess, is obvious this year by how few calls are noted here. That and an increasing worry about privacy violations. It only seems natural that I don't share every call anymore. Not that I ever really did, but honestly, there is only so much to be said about shortness of breath and chest pain. The market can only bear so many recountings of car accidents.
Or maybe I have just lost my mojo. I don't know, but I felt that maybe an explaination was required for the lack of EMS posts. I am rambling. I tend to recognize this, and then continue anyway. I love this job, and amusing and great things happen every day. Sometimes, they happen to me, more often, they don't. I'm going to continue to collect stories and attempt to do them justice here on this very blog. I just can't keep up with other EMS bloggers who always seem to have something interesting to say. I am currently undecided as to where to put this post, I really mean whether I should lie about when I wrote it. But, I have to write my year's end post, so I will lie about that one instead.
Sorry this had no point.
I've uh, gone to the store, and driven to work, and ran some calls, and took a nap and that about sums it up.
Okay, it's not all that bad. I do worry that I have come to a point in my prehospital career, where I don't need to write every call down. Well, that's already happened, but very few get blogged. That, I guess, is obvious this year by how few calls are noted here. That and an increasing worry about privacy violations. It only seems natural that I don't share every call anymore. Not that I ever really did, but honestly, there is only so much to be said about shortness of breath and chest pain. The market can only bear so many recountings of car accidents.
Or maybe I have just lost my mojo. I don't know, but I felt that maybe an explaination was required for the lack of EMS posts. I am rambling. I tend to recognize this, and then continue anyway. I love this job, and amusing and great things happen every day. Sometimes, they happen to me, more often, they don't. I'm going to continue to collect stories and attempt to do them justice here on this very blog. I just can't keep up with other EMS bloggers who always seem to have something interesting to say. I am currently undecided as to where to put this post, I really mean whether I should lie about when I wrote it. But, I have to write my year's end post, so I will lie about that one instead.
Sorry this had no point.
Comments