Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Tina is home

Our daughter, Tina, was released from the hospital this morning but will not be able to return to work for at least another week. She will have the surgery in the next few weeks or months. We're all relieved to have this part over with. Just hope she will take it easy until she's 100% again.

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The hospital was added to and remodeled in the last 4 years or so. I had not been there since Mom's last stay there over 4 years ago. While the changes were under way at that time- I had not been back since to see the finished job! I must say it is quite impressive - beautiful inside and beautifully landscaped outside. I had heard one of the Art horses had been put on display there but had never driven by to see which one it was!

Here it is:



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Here is another site that tells about our 'Horse Fever Art Project' of 2002!



Enjoy!


Love,
Junie
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5 comments:

  1. Tammy4:43 PM

    I've seen those...very pretty and creative!
    Glad she made it home and wishing her a speedy recovery!
    :)

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  2. Susie5:41 PM

    Hope Tina is on the mend soon. Another blogger from KY posts similar pictures of the art work in her town.
    :)

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  3. JunieRose20055:53 PM

    EB
    and
    Susie


    I have posted about the horses before, on here. Just linked to a couple of posts I did last year.

    I LOVE them- Have a poster with all of them shown. Plus- at the time they were all on display around Ocala, got photos of at least 2/3 of them!

    Sue- will you give me the Blog of the KY girl who posted pics of her art in her town! I'd love to see them.
    (I assume it's horses, since it's KY.)

    Thanks for your concern about Tina. She is doing much better.

    Love,

    Junie

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  4. Joy Des Jardins10:16 AM

    So glad to hear Tina is home. She needs to rest and take care of herself now....one step at a time.

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  5. JunieRose20053:34 PM

    Thanks, Joy,

    She told me that she is feeling much better. I DO hope she will take it slow and easy for awhile.

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