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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/13/2009 9:04:51 PM   
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Good points Phosy and Boots. They really need to make longer lasting chocolate and put it in much bigger bags! Or they could just find a way for a long term IV system...

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/14/2009 9:28:12 PM   
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I'm game for whatever... All those ideas sound great to me!

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/14/2009 9:41:15 PM   
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Unfortunately, chocolate is a potential migraine trigger for some of us.
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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/14/2009 10:20:31 PM   
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OK, that makes me want to cry...

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/15/2009 8:23:05 AM   
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Where I work a couple of the ladies bring in big bags of mixed chocolate to share amongst the workers.

There is one guy here that as soon as he sniffs out food he is in here ALL THE TIME. A mooch if I've ever seen one. I've been here for over 3 and a half years and he JUST gave someone money for all the snacks she buys.

It was $2.

So we took to hiding our goodies. In the top cabinet of my desk we hid all of the chocolate. I actually do pretty well not eating it, but every time I open that cabinet I catch a whiff of the chocolate....*sigh* Generally puts me in a happier state of mind.

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/23/2009 3:28:04 PM   
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Tink, that would drive me nuts about the guy who just mooches. There are times to mooch, and times to give.
And as an example, I tend to mooch from our Chief's secretary's candy basket on her desk. (That is what it's there for.) But I gave her a dollar or two the other day to contribute to the fund because I do come get some on a fairly regular basis.



We had a shooting last night. That was definitely fun. I was on police radio. As much as I desire to get on patrol, I really do enjoy dispatch. It's a challenge. We got a flood of calls right about the time that it happened. We are trying to piece together the information just as the officers are trying to piece it together. I got the privilage of answering the main calls coming in for that incident. It just so happened that way. Plus I was desperately trying to keep my other calls straight, answer my 911s, and keep the location of all of my officers updated and correct. Oh and don't forget about the officer who wanted me to run three people by name and date of birth in the middle of all of that. Some people.

It was fun and ended up okay. Although instead of making the night go faster, it somehow made it go much much slower.



One and a half hours left to go... I'm so ready for a nap.


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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/23/2009 3:39:09 PM   
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A shooting fun? As long as no one is shooting at you, then I guess you can have fun with it.

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/24/2009 4:28:12 AM   
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Yeah... the crazy things we get amusement from. I figure it's okay to figure it's fun cuz no one died. Plus the Sgt was showing me the vehicles that were involved and the one that was shot up. It was pretty nifty. Yes... I'm strange... I was thoroughly warped after a year and a half of working grave shift at a resort. I have some great stories, though!


How have you been, BugLady?


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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/24/2009 4:29:42 AM   
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Hi There Boots, maybe you should become a police officer!

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/24/2009 4:38:26 AM   
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Hey Mike! How goes it?

Actually... that's on my list of to-do's...


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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/24/2009 4:39:03 AM   
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I am doing ok, just up for a little bit. I will be going back to bed very shortly.

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/24/2009 8:55:57 PM   
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Nighty-night Mike.

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/24/2009 9:12:32 PM   
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But wait, I am awake again!

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/24/2009 9:22:56 PM   
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Well, I did get unto the internet until 2:30pm Hawaii time which means evening for most of you...or at least late afternoon. So you should be awake.

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/24/2009 9:39:43 PM   
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Yeppers!

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/24/2009 11:58:32 PM   
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Boots - I understand. Friday, when it came over the radio that the police were bringing in someone who was "semi-cooperative" (in other words - resisting), I must admit that I got excited and asked my Corporal if they needed help. It would have been a different story if someone had been hurt, but since no one was, I have to admit that it was the highlight of my day!

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/25/2009 9:07:25 AM   
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How have you been, BugLady?


I've been pretty darn good. Thanks for asking!

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/25/2009 12:54:13 PM   
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On occasion I'll watch shows such as "Most Shocking Police Chases." What the police have to go through to appehend suspects is interesting, and sometimes downright scary.

I also sometimes watch "World's Dumbest Criminals." I'm not sure which is crazier, the criminals or the running commentary from the likes of Danny Bonaduce, Tonya Harding, Todd Bridges and company.
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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/26/2009 3:02:55 AM   
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They usually call off vehicle pursuits here really quickly. It does depend on why they are chasing them, of course, but still. We almost aren't even allowed to pursue them. It's crazy. If they get your license plate they will still be able to take some action, but if not... well... you got away.


Well I did my laundry tonight. I have been putting off some of it for a while (the blankets, etc). I filled three triple loader washing machines at the laundrymat! I am glad to have it done, though. Now I can go ahead and start moving some of my stuff and packing it. I figure that I can pack and possibly move most of my small stuff tomorrow after I get up. I have some friends that are going to help me on Wednesday to move the furniture.

I know I'm strange, but I guess I'm curious if anyone else feels this way or not. I am really thankful to have furniture, but I am really disturbed and uncomfortable with the fact that I can no longer physically move my belongings without help. I don't like having to ask for help with stuff. There is just no way I can move some of it alone, though. Thankfully, I have had several people volunteer to help me. That's a huge relief.



How do you deal with someone who drives you absolutely insane? I work with someone who makes me nuts. It's mostly a maturity level issue, and I know that it's my own problem that I'm stuck on this. They are just so immature that it makes me crazy, and therefore I dislike being around them. I feel like I'm working with a 10 year old that constantly needs recognition for the things that they have done and wants me to watch or look at things that I don't find the least bit interesting or entertaining. They can't imagine how I don't find it interesting or entertaining because they do. I think they would be very offended if I told them I didn't care, and I am just not sure what to do. I think that I need to just get over it because in the big picture this is nothing. I don't know why it drives me so nuts. It's like anything they say to me is almost fingernails on a blackboard level of annoying. I know it comes accross in the way I respond to this person, and I don't think that's very good for working with someone, nor do I think it's good for my witness. I am just not sure what to do with this. I prefer to work this shift than any other shift. I am spending about 8.5 hours alone with this person two days a week, and usually spend one more day with them and one other person. I will be spending this entire week alone with this person while I'm working. I have got to move past this.


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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/26/2009 8:53:25 PM   
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On occasion I'll watch shows such as "Most Shocking Police Chases." What the police have to go through to appehend suspects is interesting, and sometimes downright scary.

I also sometimes watch "World's Dumbest Criminals." I'm not sure which is crazier, the criminals or the running commentary from the likes of Danny Bonaduce, Tonya Harding, Todd Bridges and company.


Someday I may have to write a book. Seriously, I don't know what rock some of these folks crawled out from under but it must have been a big rock. Yesterday we had to move an inmate (who was already in disciplinary housing) because he decided he didn't like the others in the "hole" (even though they are never out at the same time) and decided to deal with that by "relieving" himself around the common room on his only hour out for the day. All I can think of is, "Do you think you're a dog?"

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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/26/2009 11:36:19 PM   
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Ah, Boots, my heart goes out to you. Unfortunately I don't have any answers, except a lot of knee-mail (prayer, don't ya know). There was someone in my life at one point who would frequently phone, natter on about what I thought were totally useless pieces of information. I finally figured out that as soon as I started to talk about myself, she hung up real quick. All she really wanted was a warm body on the other end listening to her. So perhaps try saying. "Would you like to know what I'm really interested in?........" Maybe if you hit it right, it will bore her to tears and she'll leave you alone.
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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/27/2009 1:22:40 AM   
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Kristin that's crazy! Although I believe it. It's 11pm and I just had a guy call all mad at me cuz I told him we wouldn't be able to do anything for him about his court hearing in the morning! Like... duh! How long has he known he has to take care of this? Reminds me of the saying... Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part...


Bountiful, knee-mail is always appreciated.

I think I figured out what bothers me the most. It stems from immaturity. It's a lack of consideration for anyone else. It is why it drives me nuts when he insists I watch the videos that I don't care a smidgeon about. An example: This morning, I was looking at the employment ads in the paper. I had only been looking at them for about 30 seconds when he walked into the break room where I was. He walked over to the ads that I was looking at, turned them to face him so he could read them, and then proceeded to read some of them aloud. I was sooo irritated. I was obviously trying to read them and him reading them aloud was just plain rude any way you look at them. It's impossible to read something when someone is reading something else into your ear and expecting you to respond to them.


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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/27/2009 1:31:45 AM   
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He may have something mentally wrong with him, and he may not have had good training (growing up, I mean).

I say, pray for him, and speak the truth in love.



I have some slight sympathy for him, because I think my old director at my preschool saw me that way. I don't think I WAS that way (at least not that bad)....but she would attack me for stuff that was the EXACT same stuff she let go in the other teachers and when I would try to defend myself she would say I was acting like a 1 year old.



P. S. Maybe he likes you.
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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/27/2009 1:40:15 AM   
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I do need to pray for him, and I need to pray for my attitude toward him. I should not feel so completely irritated by anyone like that. That is a me issue for sure.

Seriously tho... he complained for a week because I went to watch my friend's softball game when his wife texted me and asked me to come over there to keep her company. I ended up occupying their 5 year old while she was scorekeeping and he was playing most of the time. I saw this person (the one that is makin me nuts) after my friend's game was over. He complained for a week that I didn't stay to watch his game.

1- He makes me uncomfortable.
2- He drives me nuts.
3- I had already been there for almost a full game and was wanting to go home.
4- He hadn't asked me to watch his game.
5- He is married, and I didn't want it to look weird for many reasons, one of which being his wife is an insanely jealous woman.
6- I didn't want to stay to watch his game.


And... if he does like me... see number 5 above. Plus, I have been concerned that he has possibly hit on me before. I say possibly because I've been made uncomfortable by his comments and actions, but I'm not sure if his intentions were what they seemed to be or if he was just oblivious.


How are you doing Jewels?


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RE: Babbling Boots - 5/27/2009 2:54:44 AM   
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Sorry, I thought he was single.


Knowing that he is married now, that changes my whole view on the matter. He is acting weird, considering he is married.

I would just always direct the conversation to how is his wife, how is kids are(if he has any), etc. etc. I try to do that anyway even with NOT weird married men just to be respectful.


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How are you doing, Jewels?


Fairly well, thank you, but busy!
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