In the clinical years of medical school, and on through internship and residency, I would often sit in the out-patient waiting areas and strike up conversations. With a person’s permission, I would spend a few minutes sketching him or her and jotting down our dialogue.
My medium was simple: black ball-point pen and whatever paper was handy—blotters, prescription blanks, or note pads with advertisements at the bottom for Aldactazide, Empirin, or Actifed.
-Alan Blum, MD
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