About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver arrived early one morning with a mysterious package for Dr. Cary’s office. Curious neighbors noticed something unusual—a small wooden box wrapped in brown paper sat prominently on the reception desk. As the day went on, more and more people came into the waiting room, curious about the strange box. Finally, an excited nurse opened it—revealing nothing but a note that read: ‘Happy Halloween from Dr. Cary!’ Everyone laughed, realizing it was just a prank, and had a good laugh over coffee later that afternoon.
2. A curious note appeared taped inside an old magazine on Dr. Cary's reception desk one afternoon. It read: 'Dear Dentist, your waiting room needs some plants.' No signature followed, and no one ever claimed responsibility. Soon enough, a regular brought in a small pot of succulents as a gift. The next day, a delivery driver left a large potted fern outside the door. Then, a neighbor dropped off a couple of hanging baskets. Before long, Dr. Cary’s office was transformed into a tropical oasis. When asked who started it all, everyone just smiled and said, ‘It must’ve been that mysterious anonymous note-taker.’
3. In the quiet of a Sunday afternoon, a regular noticed something odd in the waiting room. Among the usual magazines and pamphlets lay an old, dusty envelope, its address unreadable but clearly marked ‘For Dr. Cary Only.’ Curious, he opened it, finding only a crumpled note inside: 'Dear Dr. Cary, please reschedule my next appointment—my dog ate my tooth.' A regular burst out laughing, imagining the poor canine dental emergency.
4. While waiting for her appointment, a regular overheard a peculiar conversation between two nurses. ‘Did you hear?’ whispered one, ‘Dr. Cary just found a tiny toothbrush stuck in the light fixture outside!’ Another nurse giggled and replied, ‘Oh, that’s nothing! Last week he found a stray contact lens floating in the ceiling!’ A delivery driver passing by chuckled, thinking to himself, ‘Next time I’ll leave my toothbrush at home.’