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capeandcowllogs2013-11-22 03:44 pm
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let me tell you a story about the boy who fell from glory
WHO: NOHoPE and YOU (tag yourselves)
WHERE: Norman Osborn Hospital of Psychiatric Evaluation
WHEN: Friday the 22nd
WARNINGS: ???? None anticipated.
SUMMARY: The board of directors at NOHoPE has organized an outreach function to help decorate the hospital and beckon donations for several health-related charities. (Norman Osborn himself finds this all a bit tacky.)
FORMAT: Anything.
WHERE: Norman Osborn Hospital of Psychiatric Evaluation
WHEN: Friday the 22nd
WARNINGS: ???? None anticipated.
SUMMARY: The board of directors at NOHoPE has organized an outreach function to help decorate the hospital and beckon donations for several health-related charities. (Norman Osborn himself finds this all a bit tacky.)
FORMAT: Anything.
For a hospital, rarely has NOHoPE ever felt so hospitable. Must be the holiday spirit. Norman Osborn himself hasn't made an appearance yet today, but the rest of the hospital's board has determined that the hospital host a day of charity, a day for which people are welcome to visit and offer their time to not only make NOHoPE a more "spirited" place this time a year but to lend a hand to other City hospitals. There are opportunities to make donations to this or other hospitals, to fix and wrap toys for children to be delivered to Children's hospitals, to decorate and volunteer and otherwise make yourself feel like you've done your mitzvah for the year. Community service? Come on down. There's even space been cleared for people to dance and actually party a little should that not seem too indulgent.
Patients themselves are mostly kept in their cells for the day, although they are allowed to help in the craft-making and cookie-decorating (so: the rec rooms and the cafeteria). Things to bear in mind if you wish to either see or avoid them.
The banner in front of the building reads, in an almost clinical black font, HAPPY HOLIDAYS, the building itself trimmed with a single line of blue Christmas lights along the roof and doors. The music that plays over the speakers is some sort of holiday playlist from Hell, containing selections for Hanukkah, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and just general "winter."