Pat LaFontaine’s sweet dream. While

Pat LaFontaine’s sweet dream.

While you’re all so busy bashing Microsoft, I noticed that they are the corporate partner along with ex-NHL player Pat LaFontaine in trying to equip children’s hospitals with high-tech play rooms. I may not agree with everything they do, but you gotta stop and give them credit for this. I hope Pat gets to see his dream come true in as many hospitals as possible! These kids who are dealing with illness and injury deserve it.

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