I finally remembered to take one of my spanky new GRM die cuts into work to put on my tool cart.
If you are ever walking around University of Michigan hospital and see it, I'm not far away! 
I finally remembered to take one of my spanky new GRM die cuts into work to put on my tool cart.
If you are ever walking around University of Michigan hospital and see it, I'm not far away!
Cool. And thanks!
My pleasure!
And fittingly enough, this post made me a half-dork!
David S. Wallens wrote: Cool. And thanks!
paranoid_android74 wrote: My pleasure! And fittingly enough, this post made me a half-dork!David S. Wallens wrote: Cool. And thanks!
I think that is about the perfect GIF for this thread :)
Miata....
donalson wrote:paranoid_android74 wrote: My pleasure! And fittingly enough, this post made me a half-dork!I think that is about the perfect GIF for this thread :)David S. Wallens wrote: Cool. And thanks!
Ever notice electricians tools look like they have never been used?
tr8todd wrote: Ever notice electricians tools look like they have never been used?
Except for their side cutters, they usually have a hole blown in them.
In reply to tr8todd:
He's in the maintenance dept, as long as he has his cart, a cup of coffee and a clipboard, it looks like he's working.
Toyman01 wrote:tr8todd wrote: Ever notice electricians tools look like they have never been used?Except for their side cutters, they usually have a hole blown in them.
and the handles of the screwdrivers are melted....
Wow, tough crowd! 
I am in fact in maintenance, and my coffee cup was in my hand while taking the picture 
When you blow up your side cutters, you just change the name to strippers.
Now I'm off to run 8 megs worth of generators...
to the OP:
my daughter had her appendix out at your fine establishment. thanks for giving those surgeons all that light to work with!!! :-)
It's a great hospital, and one I hope never to have to set foot in again.
Tom and angry_corvair:
This will likely sound corny, but patients and families first is our motto, and it is absolutely true. The first question we all ask ourselves before doing something is will it affect a patient.
Being in a hospital, no matter where, is no fun- but I'm glad both of your experiences ended up being positive!
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