On the Importance of Always Remaining Just a Bit Out of Touch with Reality – Part V

The girl had recently chosen to upgrade her education.  Her job at the dispatch was fulfilling, but she had in mind a career that was somewhat more…portable.

In a moment of shining, startling clarity (and a considerable amount of Googling), she realized she was meant to return to the path she had begun forging many years before – she decided to return to the health care community.

Part of her course required that she perform case studies on guinea pigs volunteers, asking them to fill out reams of questionnaires about their current state of health and informing her of any concerns they might have.

One of her oldest and dearest friends, S-, was her first volunteer.  He was eager and willing to assist her.  At breakfast one morning, he presented her with the food diary he had kept for her.  She carefully tucked it into her bag, to review later with her reference books close at hand.

That night, as she flipped through the notebook he had given her, she came across an entry that read:  “Spanking – pants up or down?”

……..

It was several moments before she clued into the fact that S- was a social worker in charge of child adoptions and that he had recycled an old work notebook for his food diary.

Just another day in the head of Drea M.

[Want more?   Click for Part I, Part II, Part III , Part IV]

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