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It gives me vertigo!
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Superb.
Holy crap! Silver, that must be the most horrid, foul, TRUE things I have read in a long time, if not ever in my whole life. when I read it earler on here, it didn't bother me then, just because I thaugt it was someone blowin' smoke, but to find out that was real, absolutly horrifies me. I swear i could almost smell that event and I feel quite ill now. The Green Mile will always seem PG to me from now on,(book, never saw the movie) compared to this.
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if you look in the mirror, it looks like theres a little kid peeking around the corner.....creepy!
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Wow thanks for explaining that - not just a call button, but also a way to ensure the nurses were doing their jobs in some sense. Could have gotten pretty annoying on a hectic day though...
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That's magnificent. The artist has talent.
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If those walls could talk. Imagine the drama, the conversations, the redemption that went on in there over many, many decades. This would have been where an inmate was told of the death of a family member. This was where they confessed & asked for redemption. This was where they conversed with a man of the cloth to unburdened themselves or to seek assistance. So many tears stained those floors.
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I can imagine an aged inmate lying in that bed, sweating in the stifling heat of a Philadelphia August day. Perhaps he suffers from Hepatitis B, or advanced lung disease from smoking for 63 years. Each breath is exhausting and he grows too tired to carry on the task of daily living. He is alone, long forgotten by his family and no one but his Creator cares.
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Do you guys read the other picture comments??? In other pictures he tells you that it's him (or sometimes someone else) holding a light to get the photo!!! [See Snake photo in this album...]
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Can't wait to go there and get some great pictures myself. Very inspiring, thank you!
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beautiful!
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a wallpaper perhaps?
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Thanks for the info Lisa! I am actually not close but would love to do something to help. I'll check out that info and the Facebook page!
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Wow! Its amazing that they just left patient records laying around. So much for HIPPA!!!
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Very good, well done Motts
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