Fountain Pen Drawing. 2014.05.01.
Patrol charts are placed in the ward aisles for those on duty to sign off every 10-20 minutes. The fluorescent lamp on the ceiling is the only source of light.
When I was a trainee in the Taiyuan Training Institute in 2001, the new chief forbade us to switch on fluorescent light for the sake of energy conservation. Instead, fastened to every patrol chart was a battery-powered miniature bulb. We squinted our eyes signing our names.
Our chief in Yilan is much more generous with the provision of 5 Watt fluorescent tubes.
“Why don’t you turn on the light, Wenwei, now we have them?”
“The brightness stings my eyes. After each patrol, I will have to shut my eyes for seconds before I can see clearly into the wards!”
Not the first time for a gap to appear between the well-intended ideas from the top and the needs on the bottom!
舍房走廊的巡還表是我們值勤每十幾二十分就必須簽到之處，照明就靠天花板上的日光燈了。
民國九十年在泰源技訓所時新任長官為了省電，禁止開日光燈，而在巡邏表上安了一個吃三號電池的小燈泡給用，我們只好瞇著眼挨著巡邏表簽名⋯⋯
比起來宜蘭的長官可大器多了，裝給我們用的是5W的省電燈管⋯⋯
「可是文蔚，燈都裝了你為什麼還是不開呢？」
「因為實在太亮了，刺得我眼晴好痛，而且簽完巡邏表，我得要閉一下眼睛才能看清楚舍房裡的狀況啊！」
長官美意和基層的需求真的很容易有落差啊！
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