About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Dallas, near the clinic Dallas Nephrology Associates, an elderly gentleman named Mr. Jenkins would often stop for a chat with the receptionist. One day, he looked up from his newspaper and exclaimed, 'I just saw something strange!' ‘What did you see?’ asked the receptionist curiously. ‘Just some guy delivering flowers,’ replied Mr. Jenkins, returning to his paper. A moment later, she heard someone yell, “Hey! That’s my bouquet!” Turning around, they both watched as a florist ran in, chasing after a delivery driver who’d accidentally walked off with it.’
2. In Dallas, next to the clinic Dallas Nephrology Associates, a delivery driver left a box on the loading dock one rainy afternoon. Curious neighbors gathered around, peering inside. To their surprise, it contained nothing but stacks of old newspapers and a note reading: ‘For those who thirst for knowledge.’ As days passed, more curious visitors came, each leaving behind an article or two from their own collections. Soon enough, the once-forgotten clinic became a quirky hub where locals swapped stories over tea, turning the mysterious package into a town legend. Even today, if you ask anyone in Dallas about the strange newspaper delivery, they'll smile and say, 'Oh, that’s just our little secret library!'
3. In Dallas, next to the clinic Dallas Nephrology Associates, a delivery driver left a mysterious package on the parking lot. Curious neighbors gathered around, wondering what secrets it held. Inside was an old umbrella and a note reading, ‘Hope you don’t mind, but it’s raining outside.’ A regular had delivered it with a smile, and soon everyone in the neighborhood knew each other better—all thanks to an unexpected shower and a thoughtful stranger.
4. In Dallas, next to the clinic Dallas Nephrology Associates, a delivery driver left a mysterious package on the doorstep one foggy morning. Inside was a box of donuts with a note: ‘For your kidneys’—signed anonymously. Turned out, it was a neighbor’s way of saying thanks for always leaving their packages on time.