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Sitting in the waiting room

Waiting for the call.

There's lots of others waiting here

That don't look well at all.

I'm feeling a bit better now,

And not as bad as him.

He looks like he's not long to go

Before ending in the bin.

You mustn't make eye contact,

It's not the thing to do.

The others are all wondering,

What is wrong with you.

That's because you look quite fit,

Your ailment doesn't show

Best to have a little cough,

Just to let them know.

At last the 'next one' buzzer goes

And I hobble to the door.

I'm off the see the doctor,

I've forgotten now what for! :-o

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mrsmummy profile image
mrsmummy

Spot on!

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PMRPete

That's the moment when I both feel better and haven't a clue what I came for!

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breatheeasy1

Hi Don I enjoyed that thanks😊. I always find the waiting room environment amusing and awkward and sometimes I enjoy just watching people pretend to be busy, with a magazine or on their phones. I wonder why none of them just have a chat! One time I got the giggles and must have looked very odd😂. And if I've my children with me then our mayhem is often the centre of attention 😂. Glad its not just me that finds it a strange social situation to be in 😊. Have a lovely day by the way x

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Pantani

That'll be me later on this afternoon as I have an appointment with the consultant.Not what I wanted to do on my wedding anniversary but they had already cancelled it once.

in reply to Pantani

Happy Anniversary, I hope the appointment went well.

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Pantani in reply to

Yes the appointment went well. He is happy with what I'm doing to keep active.

sassy59 profile image
sassy59

Well written Don as always. Xxxx

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bandit2

I liked that Don thank you

Katinka46 profile image
Katinka46

Oh so true....

Love it

jabber profile image
jabber

So not just me who starts to feel better the minute I sit down in the waiting room. That was brilliant Don as always and definitely spot on. And I loved that cartoon!

Keep 'em coming. :)

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pegbl

Many a true word spoken in jest..... good one that Don xxxx

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CELAT06

Brilliant as usual Don. I think we all feel like that sometimes. I tend to hold my breath and hope I’m not going to catch something that will make me feel even worse !

MoyB profile image
MoyB

Love the observational humour, Don! It's spot on as always. xx Moy

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helenlw7

Love it!

Hacienda profile image
Hacienda

Love it Don, you always cheer me up. Xxx

Judith41 profile image
Judith41

Thank you Don, just what I needed this morning xx

Shirleyj profile image
Shirleyj

Oh that was so funny and very apt. X x😀

Lilian226 profile image
Lilian226

Really enjoy your little anecdotes Don. Thank you. Lilian xxxxx

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mskpjb

Brill as ever Don ! Sheila xx

You should pin these on the waiting room wall Don. They'll keep everyone's mind off their ailments - or maybe finish off the ones ready for the bin. ;-)

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hoping2improve

Brilliant thanks

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WheezyAnne

Ha, ha, ha, very good.

undine profile image
undine

lovely thank you xxx

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