Steve’s Chronicles of a Modern Day Vampire
Lab Oratory #8 — Miss Taylor
One of my reasons for creating my website in addition to marketing my Invention, was to give me a way to express myself to the world. One of the Coolest things about starting your own business is to be able to take Creative License with it. I am a very passionate...
Lab Oratory #7–Ignite Your Passion
What is it that Ignites Your Passion?? All of us have something that stokes our fires, something that gives us Purpose and Direction. When You were a little kid, do you remember adults asking you, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” My Father had dreams of...
Lab Oratory #6 — What Makes You Smile
What Makes You Happy??? What Makes You Smile?? What Makes You Laugh??? Is that not the quest for all of us? I believe the driving force behind what we are striving for in the journey all of us inhabit is—The Quest to find Peace, Direction and Contentment. ...
Lab Oratory #5 — As the Years have Passed
As the Years have Passed I have become More Aware… When I started out as a Phlebotomist, my awareness that we are all on a different path with different challenges and obstacles was almost non-existent. My world revolved around me… at the center. I was...
Lab Oratory #4 — My Reason for the Buggy
Thanks for taking the time to visit Labbuggy.com and Steve’s Lab Oratory. My reason for writing today is to share with You how I came to create my Patent Approved, Handcrafted Phlebotomy / Medical Cart— Lab-Buggy.When I started as a Phlebotomist in 1983, we used...
Lab Oratory #3— My Path has been Winding…
My path has been winding and unconventional. I am fortunate to have finally begun to understand my way. All of us have our own story. All of us are given different talents, different foundations, different opportunities, different challenges, different...
Lab Oratory #2—The Director of the Lab…
The Director of the Lab called me into his office. About 3 months after my terrified entry into my career as a Phlebotomist, the Director of the lab walked into our department and pointed at me and said, “Steve I need to see you in my office.” My heart went up into...
Lab Oratory #1— I was Scared…
In 1983— when I started working as a Phlebotomist, I Was Scared… Let me rephrase that. I was Quaking and Shaking in my Tennies when I started. It wasn’t until the 3rd day, that I actually put a needle into someone. I managed to squirrel out up until then. Everyone...
Our Story
Our Story— The Key to a really good invention comes down to creating something that will, without question –Solve a Problem… The Problem I kept encountering through my 38 years of Phlebotomy experience, had to do with maintaining good organization with the...