HOSPITAL HOSPITALITY

My daughter Joy had surgery on her right ankle this morning, mainly to see how advanced her arthritis is and if there is any other damage.










I discovered that there are reasons to live in Tucson Arizona - one of the them has to be Oro Valley, where the hospital and our hotel were located.









And although sitting in a hospital out-patient surgery waiting room for six hours would not normally be my idea of fun, I actually had a pretty nice time.









I learned WAY too much about most of the gastronomical procedures that the majority of the people there were waiting to have down.


There were three people that I don't think stopped laughing once the hour they were waiting - it was wonderful.


Quite a few people were as open and nosy and/or friendly as I normally am, and wanted to know where I was from, what I did, and what did I think about the Republican candidates?

And there was a cafeteria which did have some pretty decent pizza.


But then we had to LEAVE the hospital. And the hotel we are staying in did not have a wheelchair. And Joy could NOT really hop on one foot to room 109.




So I pushed her in an office chair.


Wish I had had someone around to film it - we might have made YouTube,