Here's what Noelle and I did in one hour at the hospital while waiting for Grandma to see her doctor.
Here we are checking Grandma in at the reception desk. (Warning, this post might be too boring for some of you, unless you really wanted to see a picture of Grandma Kim without her makeup. Alas, this was the best I could do.)
In the elevator. (Don't know why I took this picture.)
Noelle staring longingly out at the playground covered in snow:
The playground:
The coveted dollhouse on the second floor (elevator F, in case you were wondering):
A couple of rooms in the dollhouse upclose:
The man on the "choo choo" as Noelle called it:
Noelle in front of the Labor and Delivery wing where she was born:
8 comments:
Wow. YOu really know your way around that hospital. I must get out more often!
Also, I'm impressed with the courage you exhibited in the elevator by snapping a picture. What was the reaction of your fellow passengers?
Wow. That's all I can say. Wow.
wow. i am really bored.
You're right. That was boring. ;)
It looks like you have as much fun there in the winter as we do here.
So I have never seen the entrance to the original wing -- can't believe I was there for 8 weeks and didn't know about that. My boys would add riding the escalators and saying 'hi' to the Herkys to your list of hospital entertainment.
Um, I had no idea the hospital could be so much like a museum exhibit. I always just went to the eye institute and then went home.
Hi Jenn ~ My kids enjoyed looking at these pictures with me, since a couple of them were born there, too! What a neat fact about your great grandmother graduating from medical school there!
I think I'm going to take a little photo tour of the local hospital here. We too are looking for ways to fill our cold days. Thanks!
~AmyJ
Hi, I was working on my new dollhouse blog, and got a little nosy wondering what the other blogs next to mine looked like.
I saw some dollhouse pictures and thought your daughter might enjoy seeing pictures of the dollhouses I built.
I haven't finished my page, and have lots of links to add, but you're welcome to look around.
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