257 Comments Posted by MARIE, CMT

Thanks for the info! : )

@EchoRose-Yes, hydrotherapy rooms scare me too! They would give me a sense of drowning and not being able to breathe-I feel bad for the patients who had to endure the cold water sessions.

And as the curtain rolls slowly up, the ballerina takes her place on the stage...

Hail, hail, the gang's all here! : )

I like this floor pattern.

Hey Mista' Motts! Uh oh, there goes my Boston accent again! : ) Don't you just love this "analog" version of a movie camera?! Besides still photography, do you also film videos? And by the way, how did you get that nickname "Motts"?

At first glance, it almost looks like a coocoo clock!

Ah, yet another old piano left to rot...

Has anybody been to "Spider Gate" Cemetary in Worcester, MA? It's an old cemetary with very old stones and legends. I went to it with some friends at night a long time ago-it was a lot of fun! I also took my dog with me during the daytime for a few extra visits as well. : )

And one more thing, where's the "Soap Dispensahhh!" Sorry, Tom, but I couldn't resist! I'm just in a silly mood tonight! I guess I have "summer feveahhh!" ; )

Hey Mr. Motts, don't forget to "pahhk the cahhh, and then pick up some pizzer!" Yes, I do have a thick Boston accent: We put A's where there are R's, and R's where there are A's! Too funny! ; )

@Jason Stackhouse-I fully agree, this IS vertigo! Has any one seen the old movie called, "Vertigo"? It was truly a classic! My friend Veena and I saw it, and then later on we went up a staircase similar to this, and it felt like "vertigo"! : )

Ya know, Mr. Motts, although ALL your pictures are well done, this has got to be one of my favorites-it reminds me of the beautiful woods that I used to go walking through as a kid. Every time I look at it, I feel at peace...I love the way the sunlight filters gently through the trees and the soft contrast of shade and light. This green house looks so enchanting, like a fantasy: I can picture myself dancing in the middle, in a white summer dress, twirling around and around... your pictures truly speak volumes and evoke certain emotions-the sign of a true artist! : )

@Boiler 1220-Do you know what the city is going to do with the land once the Gaebler is gone?

@Boiler 1220-Wow, it's amazing that they are finally taking it down. You're right, the asbestos is a real problem. It's too bad that the building couldn't be rehabed into a new and more therapeutic facility for children with competent staff, including caring music and art therapists. It's a shame that you and your friends had to deal with such incompetent staff. It should have been a place of healing and building up the spirit of the person, not the tearing down. I pray for all of you that God touches His healing hand upon you always.