Pediatirican: the lighter side

As our pediatrician was wrapping up the appointment, he wrote us a prescription for a heavy lotion for Eliot's skin, as well as the Swiss equivalent of infant tylenol (Dalfalgon). In the US, infant's tylenol is in liquid form. In Switzerland, it's a suppository.

So the doctor listed off the items, explaining that the medicine was a suppository, and handed me the prescription. I got absolutely overwhelmed with a fit of the giggles. I almost couldn't contain myself and as soon as he left the room I tried to explain to Frederic what was so funny, but almost couldn't get the words out through the giggling. So I just handed him the paper and he saw it right off. Can you?
That's right, for a split second, I thought the doctor's signature was sort of a schematic for where to put the suppository! Someone should warn him that his signature looks like.... welll... a butt with an arrow pointed "you know where".

Lucky for Eliot, he never needed the medicine!