Don't expect the next part for a long while, this is just a sampler. I'll put it in a separrte threaad when done, thoughjust so more people can see.
Ernie held one end of his stethoscope in his hands while thinking. He was so glad to be working at the clinic - even as a simple medical aassistant.
His good friend Bert had already said he planned to come down to see him sometime when he had some time to himself. Now that he did, it looked like Bert was coming, just as promised. But, who was that with him?
It waas a lady who looked just like Bert except she had a striped dress that was like Bert's striped shirt, and she had a tuft of white hair instead of black. She had lipstick around her lips, and her eyebrows were wavy.
"Hey, Bert, who's this?"
"Oh, oh, Ernie, I'm so glad you're here. Listen, this is my aunt's sister's mother-in-law's cousin, and she needs help."
"Why, sure, Bert, let me check." He listens to her heart on the stethoscope. "Her heart seems fine."
"It's not her heart, Ernie - she swallowed a fly. And, perhaps she'll die."
"An old lady who swallowed a fly - well, Bert, that's not a big problem, lots of people accidentally swallowed insects."
"Yes, but you see..." He helped the lady into a wheelchair, and said, "We'll be right with you, Bernice."
"Bernice. Isn't that your pigeon's name?"
"Yes, it is, Ernie. I named her after my aunt's cousin's mother-in-law's sister. Anyway, since she swallowed the fly, she's been swallowing other creatures, too." As Bert talks, a stray cat walks past, she picks it up and puts it in her mouth, and it disappears. "I've heard that consuming domesticated animals whole almost always leads to death...."
"Oh, doctor," the nurse said.
"Not right now, okay, I'm very busy," Ernie explained.
"But doctor, didn't you see?" She points to Bernice. "She swallwed a cat."
"Wow, imagine that, she swallowed a cat!" Ernie hands Bernice a large book. "Here are some forms to fill out, then we can admit you." She says thanks and goes offscreen. "So, Bert, let me get a little history on her." He picked up a chart and a pen on a clipboard.
"Okay, well you know she swallowed the fly."
"Yes, do you know why she swallowed the fly?"
"I don't know why she swallowed the fly."
"Okay, and perhaps she'll die. What happened next?"
"Well, next she swallowed a spider, that wriggled and tickled and jiggled inside her."
Ernie held his fingers to his mouth. "Oh; so you think there was something wrong withe hte cider."
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How crazy will things get with the misunderstood words? (VERY) What wil thediagnosis be? Tune in next month, or whenever I get around to it.
Ernie held one end of his stethoscope in his hands while thinking. He was so glad to be working at the clinic - even as a simple medical aassistant.
His good friend Bert had already said he planned to come down to see him sometime when he had some time to himself. Now that he did, it looked like Bert was coming, just as promised. But, who was that with him?
It waas a lady who looked just like Bert except she had a striped dress that was like Bert's striped shirt, and she had a tuft of white hair instead of black. She had lipstick around her lips, and her eyebrows were wavy.
"Hey, Bert, who's this?"
"Oh, oh, Ernie, I'm so glad you're here. Listen, this is my aunt's sister's mother-in-law's cousin, and she needs help."
"Why, sure, Bert, let me check." He listens to her heart on the stethoscope. "Her heart seems fine."
"It's not her heart, Ernie - she swallowed a fly. And, perhaps she'll die."
"An old lady who swallowed a fly - well, Bert, that's not a big problem, lots of people accidentally swallowed insects."
"Yes, but you see..." He helped the lady into a wheelchair, and said, "We'll be right with you, Bernice."
"Bernice. Isn't that your pigeon's name?"
"Yes, it is, Ernie. I named her after my aunt's cousin's mother-in-law's sister. Anyway, since she swallowed the fly, she's been swallowing other creatures, too." As Bert talks, a stray cat walks past, she picks it up and puts it in her mouth, and it disappears. "I've heard that consuming domesticated animals whole almost always leads to death...."
"Oh, doctor," the nurse said.
"Not right now, okay, I'm very busy," Ernie explained.
"But doctor, didn't you see?" She points to Bernice. "She swallwed a cat."
"Wow, imagine that, she swallowed a cat!" Ernie hands Bernice a large book. "Here are some forms to fill out, then we can admit you." She says thanks and goes offscreen. "So, Bert, let me get a little history on her." He picked up a chart and a pen on a clipboard.
"Okay, well you know she swallowed the fly."
"Yes, do you know why she swallowed the fly?"
"I don't know why she swallowed the fly."
"Okay, and perhaps she'll die. What happened next?"
"Well, next she swallowed a spider, that wriggled and tickled and jiggled inside her."
Ernie held his fingers to his mouth. "Oh; so you think there was something wrong withe hte cider."
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How crazy will things get with the misunderstood words? (VERY) What wil thediagnosis be? Tune in next month, or whenever I get around to it.