Monday, June 23rd, 2008

On this gorgeous Monday morning, greenery is beginning to peak out of the ground around the school, but much more appealing landscaping is planned once some other exterior construction is completed.







Maintenance man Jim Hayes (pictured on the right in the photo directly below this paragraph) works with his assistant, Steve Wesche (left), to put up the privacy fence that will establish the bounds for a playground area. Steve does "dual duty" as both a maintenance assistant and a front-line staff for the agency. Both of these gentlemen are familiar, friendly faces to the residents.











This blogger discovered therapist Kelli Ratliff working in her office this morning. It would seem she's made the transition into her new office rather nicely, and her new digs seem quite comfortable and "homey" for her young clients to relax and "be themselves" in.




Residents are busy painting murals which will be displayed in the school. Over the summer, residents from the Wynn and Oregon treatment facilities use the school building for "summer camp" and carry on their camp activities there.



Oooops! This blogger stepped out the wrong door from the garage, in his efforts to get back to his Jeep!



Sidewalks are works in progress out front of the school, running to the north and south along the property by the street.






Looking across the way to the south, construction continues on new additions to the independent living apartments, another Lutheran Homes Society project.