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Seriously?!
Thursday is my workday and as you can imagine, I’m a bit knackered after a day at the hospital and don’t always have the energy to be fun and witty in this forum. But I just have to share what happened. I mean, seriously. You won’t believe me. But I’m not joking. Poker faced I am, writing this post.
As I was getting ready to leave the department, I heard a loud, “Bang!” Like a gunshot. I jumped about a mile and went racing around the corner to see what was happening and heard laughter. Slowing my pace, I made it to the front door and found a family with a small toddler. They were being entertained by a volunteer. A clown, in full make-up. A clown making balloon animals. And passing them out to small children.
Gunshot, balloon popping, whatever. It’s me against the world, people. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
The information herein is not intended to replace the services of trained health professionals, or be a substitute for medical advice. You are advised to consult with your health care professional with regard to matters relating to health, and in particular regarding matters that may require diagnosis or medical attention.
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Heard about this. Clowns been sent into hospitals
To help the sick. They help in the getting well process
- maybe you should print your blog ESP the one of you
Coming back alone on the flight with the girls, hand it out and
Give the clowns a run for their money!!
– Grainne o dhea (02/12 07:16 AM)
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