Vans, Cars and Ambulances, Oh My!
Traffic today was insane. In-sane!
Laura took me to Radiotherapy (what a doll she is) and it was such a fiasco. Firstly, it took ages to actually get into the hospital grounds and then Laura didn't even get into the hospital until about ten, fifteen minutes after I'd finished my session. She had to go all the way round and come back in at the barrier again. She passed the guy with the dreads twice. There were vans and ambulances and cars galore. The hospital was jam-packed too. The clinic opposite the radiotherapy department was so full there weren't enough seats for everyone. I eventually managed to get into Laura's car and we came home and chatted for a couple of hours, with her car parked in our driveway because traffic near us is always frantic due to the school.
Also, a man came up to me while I was waiting to be seen and said: "Have you seen a woman in a black coat?" I hadn't and I told him so and he looked so sad that I shouted "Sorry!" after him. When I think about it, the woman in the black coat was probably held up by the traffic, just like Laura was.
Laura took me to Radiotherapy (what a doll she is) and it was such a fiasco. Firstly, it took ages to actually get into the hospital grounds and then Laura didn't even get into the hospital until about ten, fifteen minutes after I'd finished my session. She had to go all the way round and come back in at the barrier again. She passed the guy with the dreads twice. There were vans and ambulances and cars galore. The hospital was jam-packed too. The clinic opposite the radiotherapy department was so full there weren't enough seats for everyone. I eventually managed to get into Laura's car and we came home and chatted for a couple of hours, with her car parked in our driveway because traffic near us is always frantic due to the school.
Also, a man came up to me while I was waiting to be seen and said: "Have you seen a woman in a black coat?" I hadn't and I told him so and he looked so sad that I shouted "Sorry!" after him. When I think about it, the woman in the black coat was probably held up by the traffic, just like Laura was.