Cell Phone Noises and Me

We are in a doctor’s waiting room.
A child’s cell phone is out; the sounds drive me batty. 
Botta Bing  Botta Bing
Ding Sing Shing Wing Ding
How does this child’s parent stand it?
I wish the child’s parent would put a stop to it.
I do not say a word, knowing people the way I do.

I wonder which adult is the parent.
The woman on her left or the man on her right.
They do not seem to hear the 
Botta Bign Botta Bing Ding Sing Shing Wing Ding.
A door opens. A woman comes out.
She yells at the child “I told you to turn that sound off!”
Aha, her mother is here and I am glad.
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Wolf Avatar
June 24, 2022 at 3:30 PM
Ha, ha! I thought it was the office manager or someone like that. lol. Bullseye.
Krutsinger Avatar
June 24, 2022 at 5:25 PM
Her mother probably did not want to take her in with her for her examination.
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