And on your way out, you can say hello to Miss Witchy. By now you should be feeling no pain, but maybe just a bit of fear.
"The interior of our skulls contains a portal to
infinity."
- Grant Morrison.
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The new receptionist is very skinny, but looks like a laid back fellow!
That's adorable!
That would be hilarious in an orthopaedic surgeon's office.
my son Dan would love this. i have seen more dog skeletons this year than any other decoration. just on our morning walk there are half a dozen. one home has a round swing hanging from the banyan tree that you love, with a skeletong sitting in it and the wind swings it. they have a dog on the ground and a few other things
Looks like that poor guy worked himself to death.
Lots of animal skeletons around this year! The city of Northville by us has a skeleton festival this time of year and practically every house and business in the town is decorated with skeletons!
Perfect for Halloween!
Skully, very creative name. That place is probably fun to work at!
That would raise a few eyebrows over here, I'm sure! (Excessive Halloween decorations not that common here...) ;)
Ann's comment made me laugh..worked to death...
That's really going all out for Halloween but very fitting for the spine and pain center.
Sue
How very CLEVER!!
What a creative idea to have the skeleton at the desk of the spine and pain center. I like his dog, Scully, too. Thankfully, I haven't had to visit the spine center, but many people I know are dealing with arthritis issues. I really feel for them, as that can be painful.
~Sheri
Too cute.
Okay, you do live in a very fun place - That is so cute. Very creative on their part and their desire to make their patients, smile.
Hahaha.
Ha ha the receptionist looks very welcoming!!
Love from Titti
What a hoot! Love the quote too.
Haaahahaha looks like the pain got to be too much for him! For both of them ... xoxo
I remember them from before, so glad they are still "alive" and entertaining you all. I hope you were only visiting to say hello and that you and hubby are pain free now.
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