It was just like any ordinary day or at least I thought, Colby..Colby...COOLLLBBYYY my mother screamed at me I had woke up late I had sprung out of bed, then we all loaded up in the truck and take off to go to work. As we headed off to my parents store Next Generation Produce my father received a call. The phone call was from the store, my father answered it calmly “hello”, Bay one of my father's employees had told him that the health inspector was there. Both my mother and father had freaked out not knowing what to expect if something was was wrong. My father asked bay how long has he been there for and if we were busy for the day. Bay told my father that he had just arrived and we were busy all day. As we arrived to the store in a blink of an eye my parents …show more content…
They had walked all around the store checking anything and everything it had seemed to take forever. For example they had checked the dates on everything, walked around looking to see if the walls were clean, if the employees had a ring, gloves, hat on… he would not stop until everything was checked out. He continued to make little marks on his paper I was so nervous if that was a good or bad thing I had no clue. The health inspector had kept asking my parents about what they do in the juice room if the employees all wear their gloves and all types of question about the health code if we were breaking any health code violations. All of a sudden he was finished he started to tell us what we need to do about it. Surprisingly he did not say very much except that we needed to scrub the walls down a little more where the juice had shot up on the wall, that my mother could not wear her wedding ring while making anything in the back room, and we could not have water in the produce cooler. We had passed with an A for the health inspectors
The Truth About Pretty Operations. For the past 40 years, technology has advanced to make our society a better place. 40 years ago, we didn’t have the technology we have now. There were no hoverboards. There were no sensors.
Oddly enough, that same person walked through my door about thirty minutes later, or at least I thought it was him. I yelled at him. Full on screamed at him for giving me a medicine that nearly killed me. He looked flustered, but then recovered moments later. “What are you talking about?”
I became an FFA Officer at the be of my sophomore year. It happened like this. It was the day of our chapter FFA banquet, the banquet had began, people started filling in and I started to get so nervous. It was in the commons or lunch room of our high school. This was my first ever FFA banquet, besides our area one.
On Sunday, 01/24/2016, at approximately 20:18 hours, Jackson County dispatch received a 9-1-1 call from a Brittany R. Smith (F/W, DOB: 12/26/1991) reporting a domestic disturbance at 209 N. Walnut St. Desoto, IL 62924. Sergeant Ken Lindsey #2406 and Deputy Brandon Crain #3415 were dispatched. I, Deputy Stacy Stark #1815, responded to the scene as well. I arrived on scene at 20:21 hours.
Day two clinicals. This day went so much smoother. I had the same two patient as the day before and one got discharged and I got a new patient. I feel like my second day I had an amazing relationship with my one patient. I got her to eat a little more that day because I knew what to talk to her about.
For my week 2 24-hour recall I interviewed my husband E.S. During a conversation held with E. Salcedo (E. Salcedo, oral communication, September 2015) I was able to gather that he is a 42-year-old male Mexican American. He currently is working with machinery and doing maintenance work at different power plants. Furthermore, E.S. job requires heavy lifting and going up and down stairs. He recently started running and exercising three times a week.
He finally took me out today but only to do tests on me. I never know what to do and I wish he would just leave me alone. After he was done, I ran back with his key and jumped out the window like I had planned for a very long time. I knew the key I had was important so I dropped it down the well.
When it was time to do hand off report, a tech came to deliver a message to the nurse. The message was from one of her patient’s daughters asking the nurse to please call her before the doctor sees her mom because she had some questions. The nurse promptly said she didn’t have time for that, and would not be calling. The tech asked if she wanted the name and number of the patient’s daughter and the nurse said: “I don’t care, I
Duty log I picked up duty phone at 5pm, began my office hours at 6pm to 8pm. During this time span I received zero calls, nor did I receive any office visits. I began my first round at 8:05 after my office hours to discover housekeeping room 3005 slightly opened. I knocked on the door, received no response.
Something terrible has just happened. You received a call earlier this afternoon from your mother she informed you that your father has had a terrible accident. He was outside on the tractor doing his daily afternoon chores when something bizarre happened. Your mother found him sitting there unconscious and unresponsive. Fast forward.
He asked me to verify some information such as my full name and address. Then he told me to stand at the white screen behind me while he prepared the printer and camera. When he was done, he asked me if I was ready and told me to smile like it was Christmas. I flashed a smile and a moment later, I was done. I heard screeching sounds of the printer and a finished driver’s license dropped on the counter.
They had read all of my records from Germany to see if I had any criminal record. I didn 't have any in Germany but I did have the one from earlier today which scared me. They told me to go up the stairs towards the right for a six minute check up. A doctor who looked a little scary yet familiar like a man I once saw but he lived in a box, grabbed an odd tool that almost looked like a screwdriver and walked toward
Later that night my mom finally arrived. I could tell something was wrong because she looked as if she had been crying. She sat down and told me everything that had happened. My brother had been headed to work at Sonic in Abita Springs when he suddenly fell asleep at the wheel. His car went around the first eighteen-wheeler, but collided with the second one.
On 07/15/2015, at approximately 0038 hours your affiant was on routine patrol in the area of the three hundred block of west Poplar Street. I observed a blue Chevrolet sedan parked in the road midway in the block. I proceeded patrolling approximately three blocks and observed the said vehicle in the same location. The vehicle was facing east on Poplar Street. I proceeded toward the vehicle, observing two individuals inside.
The older lady at the font desk, she was sweet as chocolate told us to go sit and wait for my name to be called. Out of no I had heard a soft voice call my name “James Sanchez” I looked up and it was a nurse. I hobbled to where she was standing. She had some questions to ask like “whats your age” and on a scale of 1-10 how bad is your pain”? I told her my pain level was at an 8, even though I and no clue what had happen to my knee.