Cool. OK, does anyone have an answer for this question? I've wondered this forever. ?..(sorry, not picture related,please excuse my burning curiosity about an irrelevant topic.l). Why do people hang doors with the hinges on the "wrong" side (not against the adjoining, perpendicular wall side), which does not allow the door to open back away from the room itself, to sit flat against the wall? Unless this door opens OUT from this perspective, and there's a wall to the left on the other side of it that necessitates that, , it seems like the doorknob should be on the other side. I've noticed that a lot of houses in England have doors that open INTO the room, initially blocking the view of the room AS you enter, and making you actually walk around the door itself to get into the room ):-S...does that make sense? Why would you hang a door so you have to walk AROUND it to get into the room? Odd. --( OK, just realized that in an asylum, maybe it's to allow the person entering to "block" an disturbed patient if they tried to "make a run for it"....?)
I had to stay in a nursing home for 2 months following stomach surgery and at the end of every shift, the nurse coming on and the nurse going home had to count everyone's pills on the med cart and the numbers had to match up. They prefered hands on counting and witnesses to computers.
My hubby's grandparents ran a dry cleaners downstairs from our apartment. There are a few of these down there along with huge industrial washers and dryers. We use one of the dryers along with our regular size washer. It fits 2-3 loads of laundry in it with room to spare.
OK, I know that it has been established multiple times that the bag is fake, but wouldn't it make you wonder that if the bag was real, what happened to the blood? That would make me wonder about the sanity of some of the staff there.