Well, not to worry. Just look for the signs.
(front door)
(back inner door)
(back outer door)
These signs were all painstakingly made at school, and carried home, complete with masking tape. I do appreciate them, because sometimes I just forget how to get out. And if I do, think of our hospital patients, right?
This is my favorite. I especially love the fancy M. He hung this one on our bedroom door.
Max's door is somewhat of an enigma though.
Can you see the bottom sign?
His room is Petco for some reason. The bottom sign says "No Dogs"
?? Weird, right?
Unbelievably, I have more signs to share with you later. Can you wait?
5 comments:
I think it's very sad that dogs can't go to petco.
much fun with the signs.
love you
Dad
Yes, we can wait. But we will turn blue in the process. I wish that I had an "exit" sign somewhere in my house. And one for church that would pop up just about in the middle of Sunday School. I don't see any fancy Ms, but I see one heck of an "A."
I also think it is weird to have a Petco in a hospital. But then, maybe it is a large mall building, like that one where we bought the very expensive soap, and these things are on different floors. The elevator really ought to have signage to indicate this.
Grandma! Of course there is a Petco in the hospital because it is a Petco for service dogs excepting in Max's room no dogs are allowed because his is the intensive care room. Service dogs are not allowed in ICU rooms but that is okay, they are allowed all over the rest of the hospital.
I think what Max is trying to say here is, without Petco there would be no dogs! Ya, that is what he thinks......I think......
Petco. No Dogs. Oh, that is so cute. I'm still laughing.
How clever is he. How fun for you. You must all be very entertained trying to figure out where you are at any time. I would like to have a few of those dr's at my house. Do they make house calls?
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