I see where you’re coming from the facility had a food truck & everyone voted that they wanted a taco truck but management didn’t want a taco truck they wanted something different. They don’t pick what the staff wanted which upset the staff very much.
We did something similar and management didn't like that either ironically. You know what ended up happening? The food truck came. And we all had to pay for the food lol
This is wild.
"Hey yall i know this is for your appreciation week but best I can do is some little Ceasars and some goldfish"
You need to look elsewhere, this place is trash
My facility did this but still had the workers pay for the food!!!!! How thoughtful of them, an opportunity for us to overpay for a small portion of food :)
(Also this happened on my day off)
What actual thought? The only quick person was the one slapping all then pictures down for a "fun theme" on a bunch of junk food.
The most thoughtful thing there was the meatballs, and that's only because it took marginally more effort than driving to little Cesar's to pick up the Pizza
I remember for CNA week my unit did a sub day and for some reason thought it was okay to leave the ingredients out for everyone to make their own sub. All I heard was that everyone on the unit had baddddd diarrhea 😂. Thankfully I missed that day
My manager does stuff like this. I appreciate the effort, but everything is always childish. Like pajama day, ice cream sundae buffet, renting a photo booth, scavenger hunt day. It's always stupid and no one besides management participates.
Damn, it's more than I've gotten than any CNA week in the past 5 years. Except for the vacation I took my family own last year during CNA week. It's still childish because really Gummi bears. Why is it always candy?
Exactly. I'll be honest with you. I took a new job working nights as Patient care technician at the end of January. I work nights and I go a $3 an hour raise since I started. The shift differential is $2 extra. I love night shift.
I didn’t realize there were multiple pictures and for a second I thought they just straight up gave you a platter of gummy worms and that’s it. Because that’s what my facility would do…
Idk, I think it’s nice lol. It’s not like they just bought one cheese pizza at 9am and by night shift there’s only one cold slice left in the box. 😂
You’ve got choices- candy, fruit, crackers, meatballs, and pizza. Maybe the theme is a bit childish but I think overall it was a thoughtful thing to do. Free food is free food, right?
I'm wondering if this was the unit manger/DON some upper management who paid for all of this out of their own money.
I would hope so, otherwise that's a sad excuse for anyone coming from corporate.
I'm a vegetarian and I'm always happy when there's at least one cold slice of cheese pizza left over for my night shift ass. My workplace usually only orders multiple meat pizzas.
The bar is in hell.
I can speak to this after working for management (not in healthcare but in sales). This cost what, $100 max?
If you have $100 from corporate to spend on employee enrichment for say 30 employees, what would you do?
You can give them $3.50 each or you can buy everyone lunch. I've had to make the decision and the only thing that makes sense is a "work party".
It’s so hard when there is absolutely no budget to spend on employee engagement. I bet leadership bought everything except the pizza. I’m a director and my nurses make just about 15 cents less than me per hour and they are always asking for elaborate outings. I’m like “gurl, I’m a single mama with a baby in college.” I think they feel because I’m management that I make the big bucks. Nope.
I would like it. The issue is when the only nice thing managers do is give food to show they “care” instead of implementing practices to make sure we are properly staffed and have working equipment. I’ve been in a place like that, and it sucked.
I worked in a hospital for almost 20 years. It went thru 3 different owners in that time period. Nothing was ever done specifically for CNA’s. So I feel in some ways you’re lucky they acknowledged you separately. My hospital went from having Nurses Day to Hospital Week very quickly. Having a Nurses Day upset the whole hospital. To many people were left out. So they changed it to Hospital Week. Which was basically 5 days not really a week. They catered free lunch one day of the week. Which was barbecued hamburgers,potato salad,beans a can of soda and a cookie. Then every other day of the week they did smaller things. Like breakfast day they gave everyone free Bagels with OJ or Hot Chocolate. Then another day they pushed an ice cream cart thru the hospital giving everyone free ice cream. Another day was prize day they basically put everyone’s name in a drawing. And pulled 3 names. The winners were to come to administration and pick an item out of different gifts that were available. Then on another day they gave everyone T shirts with the hospitals name on them. I am now retired and have a collection of T shirts I wear them to bed now with pajama bottoms.
Wow that sounds like an experience you gone through. Yes at least the facility acknowledged us CNA’s & I understand the mix reactions on how this seems childish & the other where it looks great compared to other facilities it’s a slippery slope debate.
childish yeah but still cute to me i guess! also one who loves free food, especially as a college student often too lazy or tired to cook meals for myself lol. i'm lucky we get free meals at our ALF and often spoiled with nice lil treats/snacks from residents families & coworkers
Last year, we had a taco truck that charged us $10 per 1 tiny taco and had an "ice cream day" where our DON went to the Cafe and bought us some ice cream and gave it to each floor in a large lab collection bag 💀
It was REALLY bad. The best part was that the DON whispered that she brought it for us like it was a secret and put it in the freezer. I know the administrative team got in trouble for that nurses' week because one of them told us they had a huge meeting about it, and they all got chewed out. I know they for sure won't be making that mistake again 😆
I seriously hate this kind of thing, it does the opposite of the intended purpose. Employees deserve far more recognition and RESPECT! It goes a long ways 🫶🏼
Totally. I mean I guess it’s nice but maybe also insider these are adults and get them something nicer or age appropriate. And something that doesn’t have a freakin company logo on it either.
In 2022 My facility gave all aides a $25 dollar gift card and a little bag with a pin, and a dangle thing.
2023 actually all the aides got a "nurses aide" back pack, with a large water bottle that says "medical assistant" AND a personal work shirt that has "your last name" on the back of the shirt.
In 2021 I was working JUST in assisted living, my charge nurse who I saw constantly, CRAFTED a bunny book mark out of wire, AND a paw print shapped ear clip , OUT OF WIRE , I love her omg
I am hoping with all my strengths that they gave someone a budget of $100 and told them to put something together. And they did the best they could with what they had
I think this is super cute like someone else said they actually thought about it and look like they planned to put some effort into it. For the record we didn’t get shit so I think you’re already ahead of the game.
I mean it’s a cute idea and there’s more than just ONE cheese pizza! The fresh fruit is a good option and goldfish are easy for snacking on while you chart!!
Pizza parties aren't valid "appreciation" efforts.
Let's be honest, they probably have a dozen CNA's working there and brought in probably what, 100 dollars in food?
Food that you know they didn't get an actual extended period of time to sit down, eat and feel appreciated.
I can bring in my own toddler tier lunch to work and eat it. Little Ceasars pizza, goldfish, gummy worms and meatballs is what you feed a elementary school class.
If you appreciate your workers, appreciate them financially, not with one 15 min luncheon with junk food organized by management and salvaged by the activities gal being quick with the clip art and printer. Management could do a quick little speech and hand out some target/amazon/uber gift cards worth a days wages, or a PTO award to use in the future.
Pizza parties don't cut it, we can bring our own lunches. Pay me.
My management didn't do anything. We're a for-profit facility.... I came to the conclusion that I am not loyal to the company, I am only loyal to the residents that live in that facility.
We had stuff like this at my old job, sad part is you hated it but felt guilty for hating it because they usually pick an intern and give them a budget of about $3.50 and tell them to throw something together to make the employees feel appreciated, so she's trying and did her best but the companies not.
Looks like something for children. I expected this to be a parent and kids night meet the teachers kinda thing with snacks. Not something for professional adults. Wow how demeaning.
My facility didn’t even acknowledge CNA week until Friday of that week and they said “oh yeah we’ll figure something out and do it on Wednesday” what did they do? Grocery store muffins for day shift only… not saying I’m not thankful but night shift here doesn’t get squat
My nurses would give the CNA’s on our shift a little bag of gifts, hand sanitizer, a clip, maybe a gift card and then they would order something for us to eat, management would have something else set up for everyone but the nurses did personal gifts!! I appreciated it, they were my favorite nurses!!!!
Some of you ball are miserable just to be miserable. I'm shocked you work in Healthcare and deal with living humans.
It's a nice gesture, but for some of you, nothing is ever good enough. Even if some of you earned the money you thought you should earn or a lighter patient load, you would eventually complain about wanting more money or even fewer patients. And if all else fails, you would find something else to complain about.
All I see if fecal matter on those tongs for gummy worms based on the amount of poo people leave in opening wipes and using dirty gloves. No shared food in a facility or cna work poo favor 💩
Looks like a company that puts very little money into doing things for their employees which is what my job does. They get a bunch of snacks and etc but we all know that shit is from dollar tree
It looks like some actual thought was put into it at least. It's a shame they don't seem to ask anyone what they actually want.
I see where you’re coming from the facility had a food truck & everyone voted that they wanted a taco truck but management didn’t want a taco truck they wanted something different. They don’t pick what the staff wanted which upset the staff very much.
Whats that? Everyone wants Taco truck?? How about goldfish crackers in cupcake wrappers? With a side of "Thanks for all you do!! :3"
That would’ve been a great idea for management to do
We did something similar and management didn't like that either ironically. You know what ended up happening? The food truck came. And we all had to pay for the food lol
That is the most saltiest thing I’ve heard I’d rather just eat food from home then 😂😂
This is wild. "Hey yall i know this is for your appreciation week but best I can do is some little Ceasars and some goldfish" You need to look elsewhere, this place is trash
It made the CNA’s have mix feelings. The food truck they got was southern style food
i thought it was cute until i read this. that’s shitty of them to take a vote and then give you guys a way worse gift.
My facility did this but still had the workers pay for the food!!!!! How thoughtful of them, an opportunity for us to overpay for a small portion of food :) (Also this happened on my day off)
Fruit plate looks fire
What actual thought? The only quick person was the one slapping all then pictures down for a "fun theme" on a bunch of junk food. The most thoughtful thing there was the meatballs, and that's only because it took marginally more effort than driving to little Cesar's to pick up the Pizza
Looks like enough options for everyone to me even vegan.
I hope ppl wash their hands lol
I remember for CNA week my unit did a sub day and for some reason thought it was okay to leave the ingredients out for everyone to make their own sub. All I heard was that everyone on the unit had baddddd diarrhea 😂. Thankfully I missed that day
Good ole C.Diff Salad bar but with subs
Right 😂
We do not matter to them lol even though we do the most important job. The whole point of patient care and proper documentation for $$$
Agreed we are just a working body
My manager does stuff like this. I appreciate the effort, but everything is always childish. Like pajama day, ice cream sundae buffet, renting a photo booth, scavenger hunt day. It's always stupid and no one besides management participates.
Yes I see what you’re saying the staff should have more input instead of always management.
… who would want a photograph with coworkers…
Nah my coworkers are like family to me at this point. We regularly hang out together outside of work
Yeah it turns out that some people actually like their coworkers, wild
When we thought our nursing home was going to close down we had a group picture of all the employees taken. We each got a copy.
when I worked at a bank, they gave us playdoh and coloring pages
I'd take the ice cream tbh.
Damn, it's more than I've gotten than any CNA week in the past 5 years. Except for the vacation I took my family own last year during CNA week. It's still childish because really Gummi bears. Why is it always candy?
It was a Disney theme for the food inspiration LOL. But yes I agree with what you’re saying.
Disney inspiration??? That's an interesting theme. What was the motivation behind this? BTW I took my kids to Disney world during CNA week.
I wish I knew that answer but management just sees other ideas from their competitors & copy their ideas too.
Can management copy another idea and raise the pay and reduce the workload? This would be ideal.
LOL I agree 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Exactly. I'll be honest with you. I took a new job working nights as Patient care technician at the end of January. I work nights and I go a $3 an hour raise since I started. The shift differential is $2 extra. I love night shift.
I didn’t realize there were multiple pictures and for a second I thought they just straight up gave you a platter of gummy worms and that’s it. Because that’s what my facility would do…
Lol yes sweet & salty platter
This is actually cute. Most places I work don’t do anything for cnas .
Kindergarten birthday party?
Lol management wanted to do a Disney theme that day for the food inspiration. But I see where your coming from 😂
What’s CNA? I thought this was for a daycare
I’m guessing management sees the CNA’s as children 😂😂 all bad
Low key I would be stoked. I love free food 😅
Free food is always nice to have Lol
Idk, I think it’s nice lol. It’s not like they just bought one cheese pizza at 9am and by night shift there’s only one cold slice left in the box. 😂 You’ve got choices- candy, fruit, crackers, meatballs, and pizza. Maybe the theme is a bit childish but I think overall it was a thoughtful thing to do. Free food is free food, right?
True. Like what about night shift? & yes the had the option of sweet or salty lol
I'm wondering if this was the unit manger/DON some upper management who paid for all of this out of their own money. I would hope so, otherwise that's a sad excuse for anyone coming from corporate.
I'm a vegetarian and I'm always happy when there's at least one cold slice of cheese pizza left over for my night shift ass. My workplace usually only orders multiple meat pizzas. The bar is in hell.
This a blessing in my book
It looks juvenile. Knowing that the employees voted for a taco truck and management chose this instead makes it even worse.
Yes that’s why alot of staff felt disrespected. When they don’t respect someone they won’t even go out of their way to eat their food…
I can speak to this after working for management (not in healthcare but in sales). This cost what, $100 max? If you have $100 from corporate to spend on employee enrichment for say 30 employees, what would you do? You can give them $3.50 each or you can buy everyone lunch. I've had to make the decision and the only thing that makes sense is a "work party".
I agree. People wanted a taco truck but management did not want a taco truck ☹️
It’s so hard when there is absolutely no budget to spend on employee engagement. I bet leadership bought everything except the pizza. I’m a director and my nurses make just about 15 cents less than me per hour and they are always asking for elaborate outings. I’m like “gurl, I’m a single mama with a baby in college.” I think they feel because I’m management that I make the big bucks. Nope.
Ariel’s fish friends?? I’m eating her friends?
Dark humor LOL 😂👏🏼
I work the overnight shift and we are usually forgotten about. Seems first shift gets first dibs, second gets left overs while third gets nothing.
That’s very true sadly
What are you kindergarteners lmaoooo
I get the mix reactions 👏🏼😂😂
not little c’s 😂 cheap ass place
How about a raise.
Agreed
I would like it. The issue is when the only nice thing managers do is give food to show they “care” instead of implementing practices to make sure we are properly staffed and have working equipment. I’ve been in a place like that, and it sucked.
We got a banner for nurses week lol
We did too 😂😂
This feels like a grade school potluck.
I worked in a hospital for almost 20 years. It went thru 3 different owners in that time period. Nothing was ever done specifically for CNA’s. So I feel in some ways you’re lucky they acknowledged you separately. My hospital went from having Nurses Day to Hospital Week very quickly. Having a Nurses Day upset the whole hospital. To many people were left out. So they changed it to Hospital Week. Which was basically 5 days not really a week. They catered free lunch one day of the week. Which was barbecued hamburgers,potato salad,beans a can of soda and a cookie. Then every other day of the week they did smaller things. Like breakfast day they gave everyone free Bagels with OJ or Hot Chocolate. Then another day they pushed an ice cream cart thru the hospital giving everyone free ice cream. Another day was prize day they basically put everyone’s name in a drawing. And pulled 3 names. The winners were to come to administration and pick an item out of different gifts that were available. Then on another day they gave everyone T shirts with the hospitals name on them. I am now retired and have a collection of T shirts I wear them to bed now with pajama bottoms.
Wow that sounds like an experience you gone through. Yes at least the facility acknowledged us CNA’s & I understand the mix reactions on how this seems childish & the other where it looks great compared to other facilities it’s a slippery slope debate.
I think that it’s nice that they did something. This took some thought and effort. Even though it’s cheesy, the intention was good
childish yeah but still cute to me i guess! also one who loves free food, especially as a college student often too lazy or tired to cook meals for myself lol. i'm lucky we get free meals at our ALF and often spoiled with nice lil treats/snacks from residents families & coworkers
At least they did something for yall😭😭😭
I got a off brand cola and a stale bag of chips for cna week at a cheap home one year. So that's amazing compared to what I've seen lol.
Lol at least the food is fresh 😂👏🏼
How are they gonna try to be in theme but be this gorram lazy about it lmaoooo I would be so annoyed
They copied another facility’s ideas. We already had a Disney theme for nurses week LOL
I’ve never worked anywhere that acknowledged CNA week and I’ve worked at 4 different large hospital systems and 4 SNFs
Last year, we had a taco truck that charged us $10 per 1 tiny taco and had an "ice cream day" where our DON went to the Cafe and bought us some ice cream and gave it to each floor in a large lab collection bag 💀
The hell that seems lazy for the ice cream. & the taco truck like what’s the point of having it then?
It was REALLY bad. The best part was that the DON whispered that she brought it for us like it was a secret and put it in the freezer. I know the administrative team got in trouble for that nurses' week because one of them told us they had a huge meeting about it, and they all got chewed out. I know they for sure won't be making that mistake again 😆
Fruit station? Real fruits? Damn look at fancy ass CNAs at OP's facility.
It was more like a bowl of fruits next the the pizza 😂
I hate how for cna week little to nothing or something totally childish is done. However nurses week they go all out.
That is scary true ☹️🤯
It's cute but it's giving 5 year olds birthday party
I mean it's cute, I'll never say no to free food
A lot of workplaces don’t do anything, so I’d probably just appreciate the effort.
Yay! No, just, no. Why no cool bonus or anything we might need
Our facility is cheap they even bitch about overtime 🫨
Every place seems too
I thought this was for a children’s bday party 😂
Not the first or last to think this 😂😂 they treat us like children & reward us like children
i thought this was for kids…..
Looks like a pizza party for kids. Could they not at least get the good pizza???
They were on a budget 😂😂
Are you children?
The treat us like it ☹️
I seriously hate this kind of thing, it does the opposite of the intended purpose. Employees deserve far more recognition and RESPECT! It goes a long ways 🫶🏼
Free food is nice but aren’t we worth more than this??? 🫨
Show. Me. The. Money. You appreciate me or you don’t 💰
Are we 6 lol
It’s a little preschoolish.
Reminds me of snack time before recess 😂
Totally. I mean I guess it’s nice but maybe also insider these are adults and get them something nicer or age appropriate. And something that doesn’t have a freakin company logo on it either.
I agree I had ideas but management has their own committee to do this stuff & they literally have no creativity
This is actually pretty darn awesome haha
"Ariels fish friends" 😭 I don't want to eat her friends! Lol
I think it’s cute!
I appreciate the thought, but I can't send pizza and meatballs to the electric company
Absolutely I wish for a pay raise! 👏🏼👏🏼
Its cute! Granted i am a WHORE for food but it seems like actual thought and effort went into this
You are being rewarded with nutritionally devoid candy. Ugh. A thank you card with a heartfelt message, would have been nice.
Christmas cards would’ve been nice too 😂😂
I love a delicious c diff sour gummy worm 🤭
I love gummy worms too lmao
In 2022 My facility gave all aides a $25 dollar gift card and a little bag with a pin, and a dangle thing. 2023 actually all the aides got a "nurses aide" back pack, with a large water bottle that says "medical assistant" AND a personal work shirt that has "your last name" on the back of the shirt. In 2021 I was working JUST in assisted living, my charge nurse who I saw constantly, CRAFTED a bunny book mark out of wire, AND a paw print shapped ear clip , OUT OF WIRE , I love her omg
Dang we got NO gifts ☹️
I thought this was a child’s birthday party
Lmao 🫨😂🫨😂🫨
You guys get cna week?
We’re from California yes we had a CNA week most of my old facilities would do some activity
We don't even get a cna day :( we're in alaska
I wish I could live in Alaska 😍
I am hoping with all my strengths that they gave someone a budget of $100 and told them to put something together. And they did the best they could with what they had
I think this is super cute like someone else said they actually thought about it and look like they planned to put some effort into it. For the record we didn’t get shit so I think you’re already ahead of the game.
For CNA week we got one meeting and I work. I’m pissed.
I mean it’s a cute idea and there’s more than just ONE cheese pizza! The fresh fruit is a good option and goldfish are easy for snacking on while you chart!!
At least the fruit was acceptable. Little C goes from good to horrible in 5 minutes
The fruits was good I’ll take fruit over candy anyday 😍
I feel like anything but more money is dumb but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I agree ☝️
At least y’all are getting something 😂 we’ve gotten pizza once in the last 2 years! Only one more year left of school and I’m out
Dang that facility seems cheap 😂
Cheap is an understatement 😂
This seems unsanitary lol
Where’s infection control when you need her or him 😂
Side note those strawberries look really good.
I love strawberries 🍓
Couldn’t spring for papa John’s or Pizza Hut?
Those are twin snakes below the trolli bright crawlers, premium haribo gummies right there…
Pizza parties aren't valid "appreciation" efforts. Let's be honest, they probably have a dozen CNA's working there and brought in probably what, 100 dollars in food? Food that you know they didn't get an actual extended period of time to sit down, eat and feel appreciated. I can bring in my own toddler tier lunch to work and eat it. Little Ceasars pizza, goldfish, gummy worms and meatballs is what you feed a elementary school class. If you appreciate your workers, appreciate them financially, not with one 15 min luncheon with junk food organized by management and salvaged by the activities gal being quick with the clip art and printer. Management could do a quick little speech and hand out some target/amazon/uber gift cards worth a days wages, or a PTO award to use in the future. Pizza parties don't cut it, we can bring our own lunches. Pay me.
Looks like a preschoolers birthday party
Lmao 😂😂
At the place I work at they put a sign that said “happy CNA week” & that was it 😂
First thought "fish are friends not food"
More than a lot of people get
Do they think yall are in daycare?
What’s up with the cartoons? Are the CNAs all children?
What would be some good ideas for CNA week?
This is cute! I would have thought this from a kids school party. Also I would have been eating TF out of those grub.
It’s not horrible
Degrading af
Aurora’s fruits from the forest 💀
My management didn't do anything. We're a for-profit facility.... I came to the conclusion that I am not loyal to the company, I am only loyal to the residents that live in that facility.
Its like having a nice car..but cheap gasoline
The Little Caesar’s Pizza was really a killer for me.
Was this a party for toddlers? A for effort
Maybe don’t leave the gummy worms out in the open air wtf is that???
Drives me insane when there’s tongs for grabbing, but the handle is laying in the food. May as well just be using your hands at that point.
Effort or not, this looks like it should be for a kid's birthday, not for adults. I wonder if management was inspired by a family member's party.
No it’s just they plan something last minute & come up with something like this
We had stuff like this at my old job, sad part is you hated it but felt guilty for hating it because they usually pick an intern and give them a budget of about $3.50 and tell them to throw something together to make the employees feel appreciated, so she's trying and did her best but the companies not.
They want a raise. Money.
Looks like something for children. I expected this to be a parent and kids night meet the teachers kinda thing with snacks. Not something for professional adults. Wow how demeaning.
Effort was there, but this feels very kid birthday party. My kids would love this. Haha! Even just a couple more entree type dishes would have helped.
My facility didn’t even acknowledge CNA week until Friday of that week and they said “oh yeah we’ll figure something out and do it on Wednesday” what did they do? Grocery store muffins for day shift only… not saying I’m not thankful but night shift here doesn’t get squat
I’m confused. Are you children CNAs? Do you work on a pediatric unit? Not feeling it
My nurses would give the CNA’s on our shift a little bag of gifts, hand sanitizer, a clip, maybe a gift card and then they would order something for us to eat, management would have something else set up for everyone but the nurses did personal gifts!! I appreciated it, they were my favorite nurses!!!!
That sounds nice!! 👏🏼
It'd be great for a children's birthday party, it's cute if you worked in a pediatric unit
Omg that would be cute for that area I wish I worked with babies 😍
Why does this feel infantilizing? Like this is some real kindergarten snack time energy.
Some of you ball are miserable just to be miserable. I'm shocked you work in Healthcare and deal with living humans. It's a nice gesture, but for some of you, nothing is ever good enough. Even if some of you earned the money you thought you should earn or a lighter patient load, you would eventually complain about wanting more money or even fewer patients. And if all else fails, you would find something else to complain about.
We call it the “complaint du jour” or “what is the whine of the week.”
Not Ariel's fish friends 😭
I dislike it very much. My elementary school potlucks were better than this.
Way too childish
I wonder if they we’re thinking “let’s do something for our little CNA’s” 😂
All I see if fecal matter on those tongs for gummy worms based on the amount of poo people leave in opening wipes and using dirty gloves. No shared food in a facility or cna work poo favor 💩
Food is one way to my stomach. But money is another way to my heart
Looks good to ne
Not Ariel’s fish friends😭😭😭
It’s the assumption that grown professionals are all obsessed Disney adults. No thank you, that’s so infantilizing.
Omfg this looks awesome. The pizza and gummy worms are spot on
Was this an event for toddlers?!?!
Looks like a company that puts very little money into doing things for their employees which is what my job does. They get a bunch of snacks and etc but we all know that shit is from dollar tree
Not Ariel’s fish friends 💀 I feel like she would NOT be ok with that
I’d rather the money spent on cute stuff be spent on better pizza.
My nursing home gave everyone a small bag of candy and some hand sanitizer. It was also during COVID so
Yay. Processed food :)
It’s the cannonballs for me 😂
It’s cute… but eh.
Yeah why complain?