In the clinic…
“Take your shoes off please, I need to get your weight,” the medical assistant instructed.
“What?” The patient asked. “Am I about to board a plane or something?”
🙂
In the clinic…
“Take your shoes off please, I need to get your weight,” the medical assistant instructed.
“What?” The patient asked. “Am I about to board a plane or something?”
🙂
what’s the name of that store on the corner?
Aug. 16, 2011
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Exasperated, she raised her voice because I hadn’t heard her the first time. “How come no one understands me when I speak?”
“Mmmm… I don’t think it’s you, it’s me. I’m not from here, so sometimes I’m not used to hearing the way people talk here.”
“Oh you mean…. my ACCENT.” Continue reading
Relationships are like a cup of lai cha: “The Sentimental Flavor Lasts Forever” (toronto 2011)
A few days ago. A reunion.Â
I pushed the door open.
“Oh heeeey! How are you!” I greeted my patient warmly. Like we were old friends.
“Hi Soapie.. I’m good…” he beamed.
“It’s been a long time since I last saw you,” I said, placing a syringe, alcohol pad, and bandaid on the counter. Â I couldn’t even remember the last time.
“Trust me, I don’t want to see you,” Continue reading
another thing I’m thankful for: the colors of autumn. (2011).
Back in the day, when I was workin’ in the South, most my colleagues were white, black, or Latino.
Until I met Vladimir. Continue reading