Part 03

I was to do a quick double take. I started answering her question about how it was I felt comfortable in a place such as this hospital. I had gone 2 sentences when it occurred to me to ask for some I.D. Her name was Siobhan O' Brien, a very pretty blonde with very intell!gent judgements. I almost ran into a subdued rant about not only my experiences in hospital but also before I came to Naas Hospital.

Then my thoughts even if it was for just 19 seconds walked off: ''If I ever get myself a car here in Ireland I would get a white Mercedes.''

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