TPF (Part 1) by Susan

Just got a bit of time before I have to go off and do some shopping so thought I’d quickly post about two peeks and a forest.

I’ve do this five times at work.

First time I was a student nurse on A&E. It had been a busy week but suddenly on the Friday late shift it fell very quite. We where all sitting around just chatting when sister said for us to stop cluttering the place up and use the down time to study. So we want off into the crash room to study. That lasted about half an hour before we got onto our favorite topics, boy friends and shopping.

Staff came in just as we where all giggling like silly girls over a joke about one of the others boy friends. Staff asked what we where doing and Lucy said out of the blue, “Daring Liz to do a toppy”. We all laughed. Liz asked staff if she would ask sister if we could go early. Staff said that was unlikely and left.

Some time later say about 10 – 15 minutes staff came back and asked if we wanted to go early. Well of cause we did. She smiled and asked what we where prepared to do to go early. We all smiled knowing something was coming. The something was that one of us of her choosing had to do a TPF which is our short had for two peeks and a forest.

Well we looked at each other quickly wade up the benefits and agreed, I think each of us expecting that it would be one of the others but must likely Liz since it was her who was the focus of the toppy comment.

Well staff just pointed at me then beckoned us to follow her. We went through to the observation ward then on through that to the closed outpatient department. Staff led the way to the cubicles behind reception and the nurses station. The curtains where drawn fully back creating a large open space. Staff just said “Well off you go, and once around the block”.

So I stripped out of everything and best as I could covered breasts and pubes. The block was the central reception and nurses station. There was a wall built in the middle of a large open plan rectangle. One side of the wall was reception the other side was the nurses station. A opening in the wall allowed you to move between the two.

Well I set off down the furthest away side first. As I came to the wall I realised that the two sets of automatic glass doors that led out into the world would mean that I was visible unless I thought carefully about how to cross the waiting and reception area. I moved away from the block to the outer wall and moved along that so I was only visible to the outside world as I dashed across the door ways. I peered out cautiously first to make sure as far as possible that no one was looking in directly or about to walk past on the pavement outside.

The girls spent the time of my little run whistling and scream out ‘streaker’. When I returned we all just laughed as I got dressed. Lucy asked staff if she’d ever done one and she just smiled.

I’ll write about the others later.