Sitting in the waiting room







...the one thing I can give The Brooklyn Hospital Center is that the waiting room has incredible light. A sun room with windows opening to everywhere, so when you are sent to wait, at least it's nice enough. There are times that it's so crowded with day surgery families you don't want to be there, but on the weekends, when it's just us... it's quiet and serene. We are able to sit back, look up at the sky and relax... while the soundtrack in my head plays this song. I wonder what song is playing in Margo's brain? Here's to Margo getting better, she's on the road, but still has a lot of catching up to do.

patiently waiting...



If you know me you know I've spent a lot of time at the hospital lately. A good friend has been in for what is going on a month now. Too long. Today was a long day of waiting while they did her fourth surgery, and what we hope, her last. So for 3-1/2 hours her brother and I talked, walked, waited, watched bad shows on a green tv, and I photographed. I might have gotten a little carried away but once I start, oh you know... many more of the photos are on flickr (click!). I figure once Margo gets home she can use these to figure out what happened. She keeps trying to remember but she told us that she is hallucinating alot and she cannot tell what is real and what isn't. I'm guessing the part where Anderson Cooper discovered her infection was real.