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Skriven 2013-09-30 13:03:00 av NANCY BACKUS (1:261/1381)
     Kommentar till en text av DALE SHIPP
Ärende: Re: hospital food 219
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-=> Quoting Dale Shipp to Nancy Backus on 09-27-13  23:26 <=-

 NB>> On the other hand, when I was working at Dept of Soc Serv, often we
 NB>> workers would go next door to the Community Hospital, and eat in their
 NB>> cafeteria for a cheap wholesome meal that wasn't too bad at all...  :)

 DS> When we lived in Pittsburgh *many* years ago, the office where Gail
 DS> worked was across the street from a hospital.  She and some others
 DS> would sometimes go over there for a decent, inexpensive meal.  After a
 DS> while, some of them got the hint that they were not welcome -- hospital
 DS> staff only.

This was many years ago, too (40+)... We were never made to feel
unwelcome, but I can think of a number of reasons for that... one being
that we may have been considered to be part of the same workforce, both
being county institutions... our building also housed the Health Dept,
and the hospital also at that time housed the County Morgue (which we
had to walk by to get to the cafeteria)...  :)  Another reason might
have been that the hospital was a non-acute, long-term facility, and
often visitors would eat there as well.  In fact, I know that it was
still open to the public as recently as a few years ago, when Gwen
(neighbor) and I went there for lunch, probably right after having had
some business to take care of at the DSS building... she'd thought of
it, since a few years before that, while her husband was resident there,
she'd eaten there a number of times and enjoyed her meal...

ttyl         neb

... If we had some bread we could have ham sandwiches...if only we had ham

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