a rolling stone waiting to be set in motion

well, as the school work starts to build up (not really that much, my job is starting to winde down, and although i still have 4 weeks, it's still nice to do a little reflection.
Fo those who don't know, i'm a personal support worker for a guy with multiple disabilities. some of these disabilities include blindness, multiple sclerosis, secondary tourette's and very poor short-term memory. He is also infatuated with girls and his car. But now for a look at the lighter side of being a personal support worker:

-being asked to wash the car at least twice a week
-getting to explain what scabs, farts, poops, burps (and other bodily functions) are on almost a daily basis
-knowing that at any moment i would be dropped like a hot potatoe for a girl
- i've actually considered stealing his little black book because it has more cute girl's phone numbers then i have ever seen
- the keys (none of you will understand this)
and many more good times. seriously, you should all spend some time being a personal support worker for someone. although your experiences will be different, they will still be memorable.

And now for some pictures of me and chris (the guy i work with/for):

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