Yep, Clay, Nurses sometimes make *excellent" lacemakers! Case in
point...yours truly who considers meself an excellent lacemaker <g>
I often take my travel pillow to my doctor's office for my quarterly
appointments. Staff knows that I am never in a hurry, so I get to wait in
the reception room and later in the private examination room. I always have
an audience and one of the physicians in the practice does needlepoint and
is always interested in what I'm doing.
Yes, it is a public forum (waiting room) and I get to talk about lacemaking.
Fact is, another paitent whom I met there became a student of mine and still
makes lace. I count that as demonstration hours and I defy anyone to argue
with me about it...
Janice, I say count the time as demonstration hours!
Happy demonstrating,
Betty Ann, R.N.
Roanoke, Virginia USA
From: "Clay Blackwell" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My hat is off to you for broadening their horizons!! Nurses are sometimes
EXCELLENT lacemakers!! (Isn't that right, Karen!!)
From: Janice Blair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
.....As it was quiet I got out my pillow and worked on a simple cross
that I designed. His recovery nurse came in and was fascinated with what
I
was doing. She brought in another nurse, who in turn brought in one
more.
As I worked there I had a procession of nurses in the room, all interested
with the lace.
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