Dr Brown is Getting Better…
Dr Rick Brown is a GP, a husband, a dad, a friend, a neighbour, a jogger, a blogger and human being in the 21st Century.
He is also rubbish at all these things.
But he is getting better…
Blog.
I make the mistakes so you don’t have to. To check out the whole blog archive follow the link above to Dr Brown is Getting Better at…
… Not Getting Picked for Ireland: or “It’s Not Easy Being Green.”
The rugby Six Nations is back! But yet again I haven’t been picked for Ireland. In fact, the last time Dr Brown pulled on a famous green jersey was the last time Dr Brown went to cubs. Which is why I’m beginning to think my chance has passed. The school I went to was a…
…Christmas for GPs: Take One Humbug and Come Back in January if it’s No Better…
Of course you know: Christmas for GPs actually started ages ago. It’s not when you start hearing Slade and Wham on Radio 2 in November. It’s not even when Tesco starts stocking Christmas puddings in October. You’re miles out. Christmas for GPs actually starts in about April. It’s when your eye drifts down the annual…
Remember, Remember the 31st of October: Halloween and Bonfire Night
Ok, kids…you won’t believe this, but once there was a time when Halloween wasn’t a big deal. And nor was Bonfire Night. And to be honest, I don’t really care for either of them. Which is why I’ve come up with a solution. Yes: I propose we combine the two. “Remember, Remember, The Thirty-First of…
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Home stuff
This is the long suffering Mrs Doctor Brown, the boy and the girl.
Work stuff
This is a rather boring generic picture of an X-ray because I am a doctor. Honestly. I have a stethoscope and everything. Expect bits and bobs of medical humour and GP humour.
Other stuff
This is me at my most very handsome circa 1980 when all you needed to rock it was a green velour hoodie and a father who cuts your hair
“Unpleasant but not without merit.” Mr Morton, 4th Form English
“A tendency to be giddy-natured.” Mr Watson, Class 3a
(Until I get proper reviews you’ll have to make do with my school reports which are clearly the next best thing.)
Dr Brown is Getting Better 