Sometimes Steffi
06-27-2016, 09:52 PM
I was at a new doctor today and I was being interviewed by the intake nurse, E.
E is twenty something, very cute and very, very vivacious.
So, she’s asking the normal questions and then she gets to the one I always hate, “What do you do for fun?”
My answer, “Not much at all.”
E: Come on. You must do something for fun.
Me: No not really.
She went on with her questions, I made a few jokes, and maybe flirted with her a little.
E: You seem like you really do have fun.
Me: No, I don’t think so.
She takes my driver’s license and insurance card to scan them in.
So, I’m alone in the room, thinking about what to do.
Then the medical tech comes in to perform some tests, then the X-ray tech, then the doctor and I’m done.
I get checked out but yet another girl at the front desk and E is talking to a patient. And I think, what the hay, I’m just going to do it. When E is done with the other patient, I ask her if I can talk to her and I ask her to follow me away from the front desk.
Me: Can you keep a secret?
E: Sure.
Me: I didn’t want you to think I don’t have any fun at all.
Me: I don't usually tell people about this because some people think it's weird or worse.
Me: I consider this privileged medical information under HIPPA (US medical privacy act).
Then I hand her my “girl business card” which has a girl picture of me and my contact information.
She looks at it and smiles.
E: That is so great. You look wonderful. I told you that you have fun.
E: My brother is a crossdresser too, but we didn’t know.
Me: Remember I told you that I got stopped at a sobriety checkpoint early Sunday morning? I had been out with 60 other girls.
E: Where were you?
Me: We were at a local hotel.
Me: How old is your brother?
E: He’s 26.
Me: If you’d like, I tell you how to contact the group.
E: Can I just contact you?
Me: Yeah, my email address is on the card.
Oh, and before we go back, I said can I show you something? So, I take off my shoe and a sock and expose my new hot pink pedicure.
E: Wow.
Then, we went back to the front desk, and she gave me a knowing smile as I left.
E is twenty something, very cute and very, very vivacious.
So, she’s asking the normal questions and then she gets to the one I always hate, “What do you do for fun?”
My answer, “Not much at all.”
E: Come on. You must do something for fun.
Me: No not really.
She went on with her questions, I made a few jokes, and maybe flirted with her a little.
E: You seem like you really do have fun.
Me: No, I don’t think so.
She takes my driver’s license and insurance card to scan them in.
So, I’m alone in the room, thinking about what to do.
Then the medical tech comes in to perform some tests, then the X-ray tech, then the doctor and I’m done.
I get checked out but yet another girl at the front desk and E is talking to a patient. And I think, what the hay, I’m just going to do it. When E is done with the other patient, I ask her if I can talk to her and I ask her to follow me away from the front desk.
Me: Can you keep a secret?
E: Sure.
Me: I didn’t want you to think I don’t have any fun at all.
Me: I don't usually tell people about this because some people think it's weird or worse.
Me: I consider this privileged medical information under HIPPA (US medical privacy act).
Then I hand her my “girl business card” which has a girl picture of me and my contact information.
She looks at it and smiles.
E: That is so great. You look wonderful. I told you that you have fun.
E: My brother is a crossdresser too, but we didn’t know.
Me: Remember I told you that I got stopped at a sobriety checkpoint early Sunday morning? I had been out with 60 other girls.
E: Where were you?
Me: We were at a local hotel.
Me: How old is your brother?
E: He’s 26.
Me: If you’d like, I tell you how to contact the group.
E: Can I just contact you?
Me: Yeah, my email address is on the card.
Oh, and before we go back, I said can I show you something? So, I take off my shoe and a sock and expose my new hot pink pedicure.
E: Wow.
Then, we went back to the front desk, and she gave me a knowing smile as I left.