No, it's not another Virginia earthquake today, but the sounds of construction at the Hotel Rehab.
Turns out, though, the construction crews may just get a little more work. While they've been busy on one wing of the Hotel, the other started showing some serious cracks recently.
What does this mean? The engineers to the rescue. Apparently, the other crew has fixed one thing that caused problems on another.
What does it mean for us? A pleasantly lower census while they fix the bathrooms and everything else. Mr. Crabby left today, so I'm sure there was much rejoicing.
Stay tuned...
"Fear paralyzes; curiosity empowers. Be more interested than afraid."-Patricia Alexander, American educational psychologist
Showing posts with label earthquake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label earthquake. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Little miracles
First, it was the 60 year old man floating on his roof.
Today, some survivors were found in the rubble.
Finally, when you have to make a terrible choice in a split second, sometimes, somewhere, someone is looking out for you.
And yes, I do believe all dogs go to Heaven.
Today, some survivors were found in the rubble.
Finally, when you have to make a terrible choice in a split second, sometimes, somewhere, someone is looking out for you.
And yes, I do believe all dogs go to Heaven.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Terror strikes again
I think of our old friend Kiwi Bob as I look at these pictures today. Bob is safe in another town.
If you'd like to donate, see the NZ Red Cross page.
If you'd like to donate, see the NZ Red Cross page.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Help Haiti
Here are a few links if you're interested in helping those affected by the Haitian earthquake yesterday.
For nurses and other first responders, check out this page at nursingworld.org.
For more information on contacting relatives, etc., check out the Department of State blog.
Here are charities actively working in Haiti who need cash donations now to help their already established organizations there:
American Red Cross
Cross International
Food for the Poor
St. Boniface Haiti Foundation
For nurses and other first responders, check out this page at nursingworld.org.
For more information on contacting relatives, etc., check out the Department of State blog.
Here are charities actively working in Haiti who need cash donations now to help their already established organizations there:
American Red Cross
Cross International
Food for the Poor
St. Boniface Haiti Foundation
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