Post by laiso jade skelton on Feb 26, 2012 7:23:11 GMT -5
So fed up what's with the scenes
Observe and leave instead
[/font][/color][/size][/center]Observe and leave instead
When Hawthorne called Laiso up asking her if she needed some extra work while she was in town, Laiso couldn't refuse. However, she wasn't sure that the member of staff she spoke with had known about her 'circumstances'. Four children were a little more than a 'circumstance' she wanted to scream, but she politely smiled and laughed it off. She was grateful for the chance to work with teenagers, even the messed up ones. Most of the work she'd been doing at the hospital as of late had been in the geriatrics wing. At least at Hawthorne she felt confident she'd not have to work with an ostomy pouching system. Her morning started out slow, which Laiso attributed to a reward she was due for having no trace of backache today. Carrying three babies was hardly a dream on the muscular equilibrium.
The community at North Haven where she was living was ... interesting. At the store the other day Laiso saw a mother consenting for her child to buy scotch. The kid looked about twelve. Firstly, when did even the youth drink scotch? Didn't they go for 'cooler' drinks like vodka and jack daniels? Second, family morals were disappearing at a fast rate. She hadn't seen or heard from her husband since the divorce, presumably he thought that she'd cancelled the IVF appointment or it just hadn't worked. She didn't want to call him anyway, he was a liar and a cheat. Not two attributes she wanted looking after her children. When they came out. There was only a month to go and Laiso was pretty much the size of an average closet. If the infirmary was any smaller she feared none of the students would be able to squeeze in.
She sat down, wondering whether the infirmary typically had a lot of students come in during school hours. At the moment the room was quieter than a village. She almost missed having someone yell at her, in a twisted way it made her feel wanted. She hadn't felt that since the divorce, or even in the last few months of her marriage. Her face was firm, not a tweak of emotion would make it's way through. She had to be tough, just because she was pregnant didn't mean she was fragile or weak. Or vulnerable. No siree. No tears today, please, she begged her hormones. She hated the fact that she could cry on/off for hours now. There were many delightful features she could do without that came with being pregnant. She breathed a sigh of relief as she heard the door of the infirmary open. Thank god, she thought to herself.
This pity wagon
Penetrates my skin
[/font][/color][/size][/center]Penetrates my skin
tags; Open
notes; None
words; Idk. Enough?
outfit;here
music; Chevelle - Well enough alone
credit;gabs of a different color of caution 2.0
[/color]notes; None
words; Idk. Enough?
outfit;here
music; Chevelle - Well enough alone
credit;gabs of a different color of caution 2.0
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