Sometimes ( and certainly not often) Facebook delivers an interestingly little game to be played
This one came to me from a colleague from ITU which I answered
Somewhat intrigued and full of Its all about ME!!!
I posted the same question
And the answers, well really surprised me!
Peoples' memory of friendships suddenly seem so wonderfully fickle and odd.
Something that you had forgotten ( I didn't remember putting my mother's false teeth in Roland Robert's tea cup) was something they first recall about you when asked
How weird and how wonderful.
I have no recollection of the budgie incident, nor the cream cracker eating contest or the eating of fat rascals in the snow...and so the messages received have a certain poignancy to them
I was once washing a lady's face who was dying.
This was when I was a student nurse working at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield
Her large extended family had left her exhausted but happy and I was preparing her for the next wave of visitors to arrive
Out of nowhere I asked how she would like to be remembered
And she smiled
" fondly" she whispered " fondly"
I Can only apologise for the under[pant thing |
I have to say that my poor shoes were the subject of much ridicule on ITU |
well the lesbian with the screwdriver conjures up some thoughts |
I may have to explain Dale Card's message
as he was a patient on spinal injuries and I helped him (chemically)
Fondly, is a great answer
ReplyDeleteOnly when it works out that way
DeleteIt will for you...but hopefully not yet!
DeleteOh memories.
ReplyDeleteIt’s always good to have them. They do tend to get hazy with time, though. The anecdote with the patient is very sweet.
I despise Facebook with the strength of ten thousand suns.
XoXo
Understood . I'm not a fan but I do it nevertheless
DeleteI love this about Facebook. It throws up such random things and they give us a laugh or a smile. I think we'd all like to be remembered fondly, in fact just to be remembered at all would be good! xx
ReplyDeleteIt is always said that the last people to remember you are your grandchildren, so always be nice to them!
DeleteAnd your undertaker
DeleteSending the student nurse to guide in a helicopter is a classic! Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteIt WAS one of my best
DeleteWhy is it that the composers of Facebook memes never use correct grammar? It IS fun to see what people come up with. "Fondly" is about the best answer possible!
ReplyDeleteLast writing I guess.. I do it too
DeleteLol lazy
DeleteThank you; you've given me an idea for my page!
ReplyDeleteClearly, John, you are remembered fondly, heartwarmingly, and delightfully by many people! Hope these many words from friends and family warmed the cockles of your heart.
ReplyDeleteHugs!
I think I'm most interested in WHAT they remember.. tiny snippets of things, many of which I don't remember
DeleteHow different we can remember.
ReplyDeleteYou have some great friends offering fun and sweet memories.
parsnip xx
There is an apostrophe and e in you're.
ReplyDeleteNot my spelling ( for once)
DeleteI can't say I'm surprised as your not a bad-looking fellow, but your going to have to fill us in on this Dale Card dude sometimes.
ReplyDeleteHe was one of my spinal patients who I helped out clinically
DeleteI doubt that these were the kind of memories that Barbra Streisand was thinking of when she sang "The Way We Were".
ReplyDeleteThat's why I thought it was interesting, the fickle nature of memories
DeleteWhy on earth are you apologising for the underpants? Had you been naked bar for a gimp mask I could understand. Possibly x
ReplyDeleteI should be more couth
DeleteWe aren't Facebook friends but friends here I hope xx
ReplyDeleteOf course dearheart x
DeleteI love that ... Dear heart
DeleteWhat wonderful memories. You are an amazing bloke - hope you know that. If you need/want another friend, please count me in. Jxx
ReplyDeleteYou are counted
DeleteHelped out clinically? What does that mean exactly???
ReplyDeleteI taught him how to obtain a functioning erection using injectible medication
DeleteIt's fascinating that we all remember things somewhat differently. I've run into this before as well. I can't remember the details but I remember that I was somewhat crushed by another person's memory as it was not very complimentary, lol
ReplyDeleteOne. Colleague just remembered that I washed dirty cups in dirty water lol
DeletePlease be here --stress can pull us by the short hairs. I consider you important to on-line company.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing John. Just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAll your images great and small are the greatest gift to me.
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The bottom line is the bulk of the People in our poor country exist in a brainless comma that is fed by Ignorance, anti-Spanish hate, and severe Racism of pretty much everybody that isn't Portuguese! And, Portugal started the Global Slave Trade in 1441 so it is definitely NOT a safe place for Blacks!!
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Changing the score on the cricket scoreboard... Let's meet up and do it again! Hilarious !!!
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