Double Sneezing (female)

[Chanel_no5]

Okay, so I had a doctor's appointment today, to get refill of meds and stuff. As there aren't usually any attractive people around there, and it was "low season" as well, I didn't expect anything. BUT! Sitting in a couch right in front of me in the waiting room, was a tall, slim, quite attractive girl, late twenties or early thirties I recon. She had dark blonde hair in a ponytail, but bits and pieces were coming loose from it. She had blue eyes, watery and slightly red-rimmed, a fairly large nose that I noticed was pink around the nostrils, and she was sniffling rather wetly and almost constantly. She looked like she had allergies. Yeehaaw!

Anyway, I pretended to be reading my book, but I was really watching her to see if she was about to sneeze. And she did. A wet, soft and pretty quiet "Hih-SSHHoo!" into cupped hands. A bit too quiet and soft for my taste, but what the hell, her pre-sneeze face was adorable.

THEN, as she sniffed and reached for a tissue in her bag, I heard another sneeze from another room, definitely female, but MUCH louder and harsher: "AArSSSCHHHHaaah!" Yum. But this wasn't the end of it, because the girl in front of me stopped looking for a tissue, raised her hands to her face and sneezed again, twice: "Hih-SHH! heh... hih-iSSHheew!" Then she sniffed, rubbed her nose forcefully, and finally got her tissue out. She didn't blow her nose though, she was just wiping it and then wiped her hands... and kept sniffling.

I was a bit coherent during my appointment, after this...

[Quills & Wells]

That sounds like a lovely doctor's visit ...I love the sniffling

[NoV]

Anyway, I pretended to be reading my book, but I was really watching her to see if she was about to sneeze.

There is a particular art to subtly observing sneezers while pretending to do something else entirely. Can't say I've perfected it yet, but hey - I'm working on it!

[zneeze]

Lucky you Thanks for sharing!

[count tiszula]

Sounds like a really good sneezer. Ah, doctors' waiting rooms! I remember a doctor friend of mine remarking that the only disease you can diagnose before the patient even comes in from the waiting-room is Tourette's; "And hay fever," I remarked .

[sillystarsmoons]

lovely obs, thanks for sharing.

[sneezes]

lovely obs chanel thanks for sharing

[GenerousNose]

Wow, what a great appointment

Maybe you could get a job as a doctor's receptionist.

You could have a super big box of Kleenex on your desk

Okay, so I had a doctor's appointment today, to get refill of meds and stuff. As there aren't usually any attractive people around there, and it was "low season" as well, I didn't expect anything. BUT! Sitting in a couch right in front of me in the waiting room, was a tall, slim, quite attractive girl, late twenties or early thirties I recon. She had dark blonde hair in a ponytail, but bits and pieces were coming loose from it. She had blue eyes, watery and slightly red-rimmed, a fairly large nose that I noticed was pink around the nostrils, and she was sniffling rather wetly and almost constantly. She looked like she had allergies. Yeehaaw!

Anyway, I pretended to be reading my book, but I was really watching her to see if she was about to sneeze. And she did. A wet, soft and pretty quiet "Hih-SSHHoo!" into cupped hands. A bit too quiet and soft for my taste, but what the hell, her pre-sneeze face was adorable.

THEN, as she sniffed and reached for a tissue in her bag, I heard another sneeze from another room, definitely female, but MUCH louder and harsher: "AArSSSCHHHHaaah!" Yum. But this wasn't the end of it, because the girl in front of me stopped looking for a tissue, raised her hands to her face and sneezed again, twice: "Hih-SHH! heh... hih-iSSHheew!" Then she sniffed, rubbed her nose forcefully, and finally got her tissue out. She didn't blow her nose though, she was just wiping it and then wiped her hands... and kept sniffling.

I was a bit coherent during my appointment, after this...

[Honkytonklagoon]

What do you suppose are the chances that you'll ever finish that book?

[Chanel_no5]

In fact, most doctor's waiting rooms have been a disappointment for me, because if anything, people just seem to be coughing. And I can't stand coughing. Sneezing however, is much more rare. Either that, or I've just been unlucky.

What do you suppose are the chances that you'll ever finish that book?

Already finished.