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Nursing Home Tales

Pub Date：2008-03-08 23:00:00 Author: Click:14 Category: mind control stories

We went out to the nursing home on Sunday to see Doug's mom and play a few games of Crazy Eights with her (and she kicked our butts and laughed about it). On our way to her room, we passed her new roommate in the hallway--a slight, white-haired woman, who was barreling down the corridor behind one of those walkers with the yellow tennis balls on the grips, to help them slide.

"Which way to the bar?" she was asking everyone as she passed.

In some ways, she's an improvement over the last roommate, who used to watch religious TV constantly, and at a very high volume. Every time you went in the room, her television was beaming forth images of old priests giving Mass. Fine for Sunday morning, or even every morning, but tiresome when it was all day long, every day.

Doug's mom said that finally she turned the volume up on her own TV quite high, so that she could hear it over the constant praying. (This is a Catholic nursing home, but Doug's mom is Lutheran.)

"And then one afternoon I turned it up to watch 'Wheel of Fortune,' and I looked over and there was my roommate, sitting by the end of my bed. She said, 'I'd rather watch your TV.

"She did the same thing for 'Jeopardy!' "

We're not entirely sure, but we figure that rather than being an incredibly devout Catholic, maybe the woman just didn't know how to change the channels.

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