In some ways I wish I were a doctor, so that in situations when emergencies occur and the call goes out:
"IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE?"
I could respond and save the day. But I’m not a doctor.
So when I saw this emergency notification posted up in my hotel this week, I responded with all the celerity and confidence that I imagined a doctor would possess in times of need.
I went to bed shirtless and shoeless, but when duty calls, who am I to turn away? No, I’m no hero, but I will say that I slept better knowing that the shirt and shoe crisis in the lobby had been averted, thanks to me.
Don’t be too modest….you probably saved the day!
LOL!
Cheers,
Quirky Indian
http://quirkyindian.wordpress.com
@ Quirky Indian
Thanks for saying what everyone else what thinking! Ha. Ha.
Every business in America has this sign. When did we as a nation decide that we don’t care about pants or socks just so long as a person has on a shirt and shoes? Seems like we’re being awfully callous to the pants and socks of the world.
@ Supercynic
Great point! Why are pants and socks the unwanted step-children of the clothing family? Personally I owe a lot to pants…they’ve been with me through quite a lot of my life.
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