Comments on: 30 minutes http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html a nurse blog. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 12:48:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Best Wedding Ideas http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-63034 Thu, 08 Nov 2007 05:39:34 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-63034 <strong>Best Wedding Ideas</strong> I couldn't understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting Best Wedding Ideas

I couldn’t understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting

]]> by: Katie http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-21166 Sun, 08 Apr 2007 20:40:20 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-21166 Every night before I go to bed, I try to think of the blessings in my life. Usually it's that really interesting TV show that I got to watch or my alarm clock that's going to wake me up in the morning. I've thought about being thankful for swimming pools but never for simple water. I've thought about that really good meal I had for dinner but never considered that there could have been nothing to eat. This really opened my eyes. Every night before I go to bed, I try to think of the blessings in my life. Usually it’s that really interesting TV show that I got to watch or my alarm clock that’s going to wake me up in the morning. I’ve thought about being thankful for swimming pools but never for simple water. I’ve thought about that really good meal I had for dinner but never considered that there could have been nothing to eat. This really opened my eyes.

]]> by: ves wheatley salilig http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-21105 Sun, 08 Apr 2007 05:17:05 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-21105 A good inspiration to all the people who worked abroad,that though they had worked hard there still light at the end of the tunnel,we are one of the lucky filipinos who came in a broad.Cool story!keep up the good work sista! A good inspiration to all the people who worked abroad,that though they had worked hard there still light at the end of the tunnel,we are one of the lucky filipinos who came in a broad.Cool story!keep up the good work sista!

]]> by: Helen http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-18660 Tue, 27 Mar 2007 17:04:34 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-18660 Its sad. But also sad that these people are now deprived of one more thing that helped them so much before....YOU! An experienced, caring, intellingent nurse is worth a million drugs and medicines! Its sad. But also sad that these people are now deprived of one more thing that helped them so much before….YOU!

An experienced, caring, intellingent nurse is worth a million drugs and medicines!

]]> by: Brenda http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-14281 Sun, 04 Mar 2007 02:42:25 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-14281 Wonderful posting. It brings me back memories of home. Simple life back home that values our families and friends and not on the material things that the world has to offer. Indeed, contentment is the key to lasting happiness. And I thank you for honest and thought provoking blog. keep it up! Wonderful posting. It brings me back memories of home. Simple life back home that values our families and friends and not on the material things that the world has to offer. Indeed, contentment is the key to lasting happiness. And I thank you for honest and thought provoking blog. keep it up!

]]> by: ERnursey http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-10577 Sat, 10 Feb 2007 18:49:41 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-10577 Thanks for the post, sometimes I get bogged down thinking about all the things we don't have. How stupid, when some many people in the world have so little. Thanks for the post, sometimes I get bogged down thinking about all the things we don’t have. How stupid, when some many people in the world have so little.

]]> by: TC http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-10412 Sat, 10 Feb 2007 03:52:01 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-10412 This is a great post. I still miss my Titas and Ates from my first nursing job and listening to their stories about what nursing was like over there, how only rich people could go to the hospital. How hard it was to leave their families, sometimes even their children, to come over here and work. And you comments about how American's take everything we have for granted is right on-we're addicted to "more". And I love the ponsit and lumpia :) This is a great post. I still miss my Titas and Ates from my first nursing job and listening to their stories about what nursing was like over there, how only rich people could go to the hospital. How hard it was to leave their families, sometimes even their children, to come over here and work. And you comments about how American’s take everything we have for granted is right on-we’re addicted to “more”.

And I love the ponsit and lumpia :)

]]> by: pixelrn http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-10361 Fri, 09 Feb 2007 17:00:45 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-10361 It's funny - the "30 minutes" you talk about seems universal. I remember being a new orientee and struggling to finish all my tasks before the shift was over. I would look longingly at everyone enjoying the "30 minutes" and feel so frustrated that I couldn't yet partake. I work with a large group of Philippino nurses and they are the best! I love hearing their stories. I esp. love "Philippino Night" when everyone makes food and shares it during break. It’s funny - the “30 minutes” you talk about seems universal. I remember being a new orientee and struggling to finish all my tasks before the shift was over. I would look longingly at everyone enjoying the “30 minutes” and feel so frustrated that I couldn’t yet partake.

I work with a large group of Philippino nurses and they are the best! I love hearing their stories. I esp. love “Philippino Night” when everyone makes food and shares it during break.

]]> by: Eileen http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-9050 Fri, 02 Feb 2007 02:49:25 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-9050 Thank-you for reminding me of everything I am grateful for! This was a wonderful post as are all of them, and I enjoy very much reading your blog! Thank-you for reminding me of everything I am grateful for! This was a wonderful post as are all of them, and I enjoy very much reading your blog!

]]> by: Ferdz http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-8948 Thu, 01 Feb 2007 12:54:54 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2007/01/30-minutes.html#comment-8948 Very insightful thought. I think in those 30 minutes you mentioned I'm still tucked tightly in my bed. Yes, a lot has been obsessed on wanting more than they need. I'll still go for the simple life though. :D Very insightful thought. I think in those 30 minutes you mentioned I’m still tucked tightly in my bed. Yes, a lot has been obsessed on wanting more than they need. I’ll still go for the simple life though. :D

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