Newborn Nursery, Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital, Charleston, SC
At midnight on Christmas Eve, one of the Nursery Nurses will carry baby Jesus out to the manger scene and lay him in the manger. Meanwhile he waits with the other babies in the nursery.
Haha, the modern Baby Jesus! Welcome to CDP and Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tanya! At midnight on Christmas Eve the nursery nurses will carry him out to lay in the manger. People keep seeing the empty manger and report the baby missing. Merry Christmas!
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ReplyDeleteOh what a wonderful tradition! Glad to see your hospital doing this. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea for a hospital to have? It brought a big grin to my face ...
ReplyDeleteIt is a nice tradition isn't it? This year I didn't drive out at midnight to take pictures though. I did last year.
ReplyDeleteBaby Jesus is in serious need of a couple of days under the phototherapy lights. He looks like his liver exploded. Surely we can contact Micheal Jackson's people about the whole skin bleaching thing...let poor baby Jesus in on it.
ReplyDeleteAnd Joan, Michelle brushed her hair, put on lipstick and oh, wait, no papparazzi awaiting her.
Sadness. Our poor little yellow Jesus deserved some adulation
JanetLee: Oh Lord, am I going to have to drive out every Christmas Eve at midnight and hum Silent Night? You know what the papers did? They all printed the picture I took last year. It is in Island Life and West Of.
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