Scott,

A wooden stethoscope? I sure hope you took pictures before you gave it away. You
know the drill:  no pictures, didn't happen!

Cheers,
Chuck Taylor
north of Seattle

>    In keeping with my new policy of "standard doctor bribery"..........
> This time I brought a wooden stethoscope.
>    I turned a wooden steth from local tan oak, and played with it until it
seemed to work well enough.
>   Classic 7" wooden stethoscope. Essential doctor tool for about 4 or 500
years.
> ...  
>   I made my own doc use it on me at least, and he was pretty impressed by its
performance. I expect every doctor in the program to try it out.

On 10/21/2014 8:31 AM, Chuck Taylor wrote:
> Scott,
>
> A wooden stethoscope? I sure hope you took pictures before you gave it away.
You know the drill:  no pictures, didn't happen!

Sorry Chuck. Not this time. The finish I put on was still drying on the 
trip up there. :)
(hey I'm a Galoot, you think I am not going to run the clock down to the 
last possible second? heehehhe)

I will try to get the doctor to take one later, after I get the full 
report.
  Or I'll just take one next time I have to go back up there.

  But it happened. It most definitely happened.
   yours Scott
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