Well, it's Tuesday.
The site maintanance went by quickly; hope no-one was inconvenienced.
So what's going on? Anything much?
Yes, it was a pretty straight-forward operation. Had we not replaced the drive, we would've noticed an overall decline in the site's health over the next few weeks. However, we completed the swap successfully and are now on the new drive. I do not foresee any disruptions for UN in the near future. Thanks to everyone for their patience.
Flight/Trauma Nurse
RN, B.S.N., CCRN, ccNREMT-P, FP-C,
B.S. NeuroScience, M.S.N.(ACNP/FNP) Student
ACLS, PALS, NRP, PHTLS, and all the other $2 titles
I may be a nurse, but for humans. No idea what was wrong site-wise, so leave that up to you.
Just bumming here, doing some cleaning. I swear that's an on-going chore.
Glad to know everything is up and running again.
Was doing some work over at my grandmother's house today: cleaning and painting being the major points right now. Am looking forward to the weekend, as there is a local re-enactment going on.
Just received an email from my son. He hopes to be leaving Kuwait on the big bird headed for Texas in less than 12 hours. He has been in Iraq since Feb.
Cary James Barrett, RN, BSN
Only 4 months? You were there longer, I seem to remember.
He will be on 14 days R&R. Then, he goes back to his unit to complete 12 month deployment.Originally Posted by cougarnurse
I did not take R&R until 9 months into deployment. I got 18 days R&R D/T 15 month deployment.
BTW, his son was born a month before he deployed.
Cary James Barrett, RN, BSN
Slightly better than my uncle. He was at Pearl the day it got bombed, then was at Coral Sea and Midway. Took QUITE a while for him to get home. :drill:
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