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these would be so useful in Africa or the South Pacific like Haiti.

Mr Motts what where these cards made of, if it is possible to remember such a thing. I am really shocked they are in such pristine condition. Or did you find them in a drawer locked away and protected all these years. Ether way they make for a cool photo with the very unnatural colors of the cards on the very natural color of the moss. I have always loved contrast.

There must have been some pretty skilled people making these chairs, I wonder how you come by that sort of expertise.

That is on heck of a freaky chair!!!

Freaky pic!!!

I feel so bad that kids have to live like this with no chance of joy to live like children. I also can;t imagine how had it must be for the people who worked at this facility and others like this one. To have the patents and then to have to go home to their own families at the end of the day.

To me the most difficult and stressful job on earth has to be a doctor that works in palliative care unit in a children's hospital. My mom used to visit one with our little dog. She said it was extremely hard at times.

They need wheelchairs for their wheelchairs

I was going to ask if the film was still inside too, but it looks like CatAndTie beat me to it.

I can't image having my class room in this pink!!!! I truly do believe that the people who come up with these paint jobs are colour blind!!!

Wow, that's creepy but it's also completely heartbreaking to think of the kids that would have to wear something like that.

That wheelchair need it's own wheelchair =(

Trade you seats?

I wonder what is brighter the light or the neon green mold? Heck I bet that stuff glows in the dark!!!

That mold is actually a very nice shade of green.

Man if you sat in one of those chairs provided it didn't collapse on you, you would probably need a tetanus shot afterwords. I'm just surprised there isn't a huge portobello mushroom growing under the seat.