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2 yrs ago
Current It adds a welcoming touch to the bedroom (for you and your roommate) whenever you enter or leave from/to the common area.
2 yrs ago
What I like to do is start off w/ flattening one of the brown paper bags & make a doormat for the psyche ward bedroom. I color & tape it to the ground by the room exit/entrance.
2 yrs ago
Items Needed: Crayons, Blank Paper, Brown Paper Bag, and Tape (Special Note: Ask the Charge Nurse politely for x-number of pre-torn tape pieces)
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Check Out Briza's New Pinterest Board! Decorating Your Psyche Ward Room 101
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Father Seraphim was not always accustomed to being ignored, especially in a hospital setting. Aleksandr saw the slightly flick of his father's wrist, the prayer rope dropped from his arm and into his hand. The priest was praying for patience, again. Aleksandr awkwardly took a step forward, so he could better get a grasp of what was happening in the room. In his previous position he seemed more of in the shadows of his father's cowardice. His head peaked in the room, further than where his father was standing.

"Nurse Gina," Father Seraphim spoke. His voice was smooth and calm, "Is everything alright?" He glanced at Sylvia, unaware that she had no idea who he was. It was an unfortunate social gaff--his father was unaware of how to deal with drugs and the like. Aleksandr had recognized the confusion on her face right as she peered at them. He clenched his right fist--as he had done the night before. He was missing school for this, but he didn't appreciate the higher education, anyways. It's what got Origen excommunicated. Not that Aleksandr had a fondness for sainthood. However, excuses were excuses...

What classes were he missing today? He did not even remember. Perhaps, though, he should relay any information to the professors that he shared with Sylv--or was that privat information in which he should not partake?

Unclenching his fist, Aleksandr folded his arms. The two "side nurses" seemed to be nothing but trouble. They smelled like trouble. The last thing Sylv needed was trouble, which was why he was keeping his distance from her. He didn't want to cause her harm...

He half way quivered from the dry, cold air of the hospital. His clothes weren't particularly fresh. And the need to make a lasting impression on Sylv was strong. She smelled so lovely through the sickness hazing the hospital.

"Is there anything my son and I may do to be of service?" Father Seraphim slightly rose his voice, hoping to not be ignored this next time. Aleksandr caught the faintest hint of anger in his father's voice, but other than the speck--he seemed to be a pleasant man. He knew his father was going to ask Sylv personally later if they could help her. Part of him wanted to be this loyal puppy and guide Sylv through her pain--but the feeling quickly vanished.

It's only a smell, Aleksandr told himself. @Arista

The door to Sylv's hospital room was open. It appeared as if there was more than one nurse occupying the room. Aleksandr tensed, feeling a bit worried that something more may have happened to Sylv while they were gone... Not that they had a true duty to look over her. The hospital should be responsible enough for taking care of her, right?

Father Seraphim had assessed the situation more quickly than Aleksandr had. He picked up his pace and found himself standing in front of Aleksandr, "What seems to be going on here?" He knew he could trust Nurse Gina, but the other two seemed to be humming and grumbling about something or another--they had a strange vibe. Father Seraphim knew he had a duty to take care of Sylv and was ready to step in a vouch for her. Father Seraphim realized that Sylv may not be able to live on her own and was willing to open up their humble home for her. Aleksandr could sleep on the couch. He also was aware that she may decline living with two males. If anything, he would try to suppliment her with some cash. He hadn't gone over his plan with Aleksandr, but as head of the household, he really did not need to relay everything to Aleksandr.

The hypocrisy of the situation was that he expected to know everything about Aleksandr, but he never expected to tell Aleksandr everything--it was a fear of worrying his son. There needed to be a stable rock in Aleksandr's life. He took being a hypocrite instead of a nervous wreck. However, Father Seraphim's nerves were beginning to burst at the seams with the way that Aleksandr treated him. It was suspected that Aleksandr already knew that his father was a mess, just waiting for his father to finally break and... go away....

Aleksandr said nothing as he listened to his father speak. He folded his arms, standing behind his dad, acting as some false reinforcement if needed. @Arista
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