As a retired
physician whose practice encompassed the “Golden Age” of medicine I have occasionally posted articles on what I
consider the grievous state of today’s Health Care.
Once again I
started to post such an essay for today but my thoughts rapidly expanded in
so many tangents ( and my typing is so
slow) that I am postponing that chore for today since it would be impossible to
meet the target I had mentioned.
Obituaries
are not considered to be a subject of humor. However in Wednesday’s Star Ledger
there was one that I consider to be a landmark in originality and perhaps a model for others to follow. I
will quote parts of the Obit sans names.
“**** got in
the TARDIS on June 17,2013 and has left for places and times unknown”-----
“Surviving
are the rest of humanity, including*** his father---; his wife of 45 years ***,whom
he met in 1964 when he had the good sense to take Latin classes on the then
all-female Douglass campus”---
“Expressions
of sympathy may be made to MoveOn.org or any other-non profit organizations
that Republicans term “Socialist” and
that seek to keep banks, Wall Street, insurance companies, politicians, and
other traditionally greedy and untrustworthy
groups in line “
This person
must have been a remarkable individual to have a family member write such a great obituary.
For the uninformed; TARDIS is the English phone-booth time machine in the BBC long running "Dr. Who" TV series. There have been numerous actors over the years in the role of Dr. Who. The designated audience was children but many adults have found this a most worthwhile show.
thumbs up lol
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Great stuff!
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