What I did on my day off

Yesterday (Sunday the 17th) was my day off from my work. So here's what I ended up doing...

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Yep... that's me in the white shirt! Look Ma! I made the front page! :huh:

Ohhh man...


Now that's a job I would lose my lunch ova

Well I'd much rather be the one pushing the cart than laying on it! (and on your day off too! )

I'd hate to see what you do on your "working" days

:twothumbs

i cant imagine hauling a dead body....just the smell


Roy looks happy, makes you think about dissection class in college?

Better you than me.. Eeew.

Day off hm?
Can't get enough?

Wow!
All he had to do was stop for the police, to live to fight another day in court.
He obviously had some huge issues.

Much respect to you Sasha!

Wow! Glad to see that you were one of the vertical ones in that picture! :sweat:

They couldn't just turn the A/C on high and wait till the next day?
I'd hate to rent that duplex next. Brrrrr

:banned:

Tough job for a tough gal! I for one, don't think can handle the job!

Ah, the wench in action! How did you get entangled in this?

What do you do? Coroner or morgue? Mortitions get PAID!!! I hope you got overtime...

allthatwhichis said:

What do you do? Coroner or morgue? Mortitions get PAID!!! I hope you got overtime...

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We don't have a coroner in our county any more. We have a medical examiner. And we don't have a morgue... we have an OME (Office of the Medical Examiner). No, it's not semantics... there really is a difference... And, no, I'm not a mortician... so no overtime or big bucks. I'm simply the Chief Medical Examiner Assistant.

And I got entangled in this by opening my big mouth and offering myself to the CME to run her office for her. Next thing I knew, I was on the front page of the newspaper billed as an investigator! ... Seriously though.... I do love my job. I learn so much every single day. And I get to help people... more than I ever did in the pharmacy, believe it or not. And I get to be the last voice for most of these people who come through our facility. For far too many of them, unfortunately, their final story is not a happy one... but it matters nonetheless... and NEEDS to be told.

You have a cool job! You need to tell us more stories!

(.....note to self; don't die in Havasu.)

Bad guy loses.
It takes a tough person to fill your shoes.:goodjob:
I still have a hard time at some scenes, but the coroners people, wow they are tough.