457 Comments for Roseville State School

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Need to Know what state and where Roseville Is at? I worked with the Mentaly disabled that got Rescued from Roseville !!! And i want to see this place for my self . my email is fedafeda1133@aol.com thanks.
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This is makes me so Sick to see this!!!! I have worked with the Mentaly disabled and all of my residents where rescued fr
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Looks to be a lot of piping and work for the sprinklers. Based on the pipe, it looks like ran heads into the atic space as well.
Pure Genius!
I love this picture. Again, the buildings are stunning.
The buildings are beautiful, as is the color of the sky.
The shattered glass in the window looks so thin, it could pass for tissue paper.
I really like the lighting in this shot. The windows look like a pair of eyes.
The flower motif on the tubs is cute. It's nice that the staff tried to cheer up the place and make things a little more pleasant for the residents.
Great shot.
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Because bricks and masonry were made weather weather. Beds and other things used inside were not, which is why they were kept inside. It's common sense... try it sometime... it's the best high ever.
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Darn... so I can't just bathe and make you go away?
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Better than staring at plain porcelain all the time.
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So get rid of all the decorations and just suffer in starkness? Nah, try to cheer things up a bit. Maybe you don't magically cure the body and/or mind with attempts to brighten up the place, but why throw in the towel and act like life sucks just because you have a disability and live in a residential facility? Most disabilities are actually in the eyes of the beholder. The people with whom I work may have a lot of physical handicaps but they are not "suffering." They don't have the time or energy to pity themselves - they just live life one day at a time and don't worry about what other people think about them. They appreciate the time and effort people give to them and are appreciative of the little extras - much more so than "normal" people. Most taxpayers don't care enough about them to vote for sufficient funding, so generally the poorly paid direct care staff take money out of their own pockets and buy brightly colored curtains or bathtub stickers like these or anything to try to make the place a little more homey. Maybe they aren't the best decorators but I give them an A for effort.
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You can try, but you can't wash away misery.