If you caregivers have to lounge on concrete, no wonder you’re fundraising for personnel space!!
(It’s feet up for me!)
Kathleensays
Cy is a Feet Up lounger. Can’t find the post but I have a photo of him with his legs straight up against the wall while lying on his back on the floor. His circulation must be excellent! I love that photo of Rayne. What a creative post. But like Paulette noted, seeing the staff lying on concrete makes that new building a dire priority. 🙂 Perhaps while you wait for the building you could build blanket nests. You are surrounded by Relaxing Pros who could share a few tips with you. 😉
Susan C.says
Thank you, Dusty…this was a cute, creative blog. Thoroughly enjoyed it!
I like this. INEED to practice this. But it isn’t always acceptable. https://chimpsnw.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/new_web_Foxie_Jody_lie_vertical_doll_feet_crossed_gh_dg_IMG_9856.jpg
This is my all’time fav. This should be in the dictionary next to the definition.
https://chimpsnw.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/web_Negra_queen_laying_resting_relaxing_GH1_CD_IMG_4979.jpeg
These are excellent loungers for sure!
If you caregivers have to lounge on concrete, no wonder you’re fundraising for personnel space!!
(It’s feet up for me!)
Cy is a Feet Up lounger. Can’t find the post but I have a photo of him with his legs straight up against the wall while lying on his back on the floor. His circulation must be excellent! I love that photo of Rayne. What a creative post. But like Paulette noted, seeing the staff lying on concrete makes that new building a dire priority. 🙂 Perhaps while you wait for the building you could build blanket nests. You are surrounded by Relaxing Pros who could share a few tips with you. 😉
Thank you, Dusty…this was a cute, creative blog. Thoroughly enjoyed it!