Perfect Circle

Posted on January 27, 2012 in Active Aging for All Communities

Perfect Circle Fine art/Digital Photography by John Opie

Description of image The residents of Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services (OPRS) are quite artistic. A great example of this talent is John Opie’s photography.

John has been a resident at Breckenridge Village, an OPRS Community, for about two years and has produced art for more than 50 years. This photograph was created by taking a 35mm photo of a Japanese garden and reworking it in multiple photo editing programs.

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Hi,Mr. Herman, I am a social kweorr, the Division Director of Ada S. McKinley Foster Care and Adoption Services. I have participated in and observed the transformation of social work into a bastardization, of what I believe, its intention to be. I am concerned and thoughtful about how to encourage a profession to support the natural evolution of individuals, families, communities, society, not to punish these expanding entities for adapting in the ways that they we all do to influences.I would like for you to come to McKinley and facilitate a discussion around the important issues in Mr. McKnight's books and your observations. How much does your facilitation cost?Let me know.
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Comment by Monica on March 10, 2012

Hey Kim:Can't comment on HuffPo, still haven't regstiered yet (yes, you can yell at me in Chicago).Love the piece, it's dead on. Right now I am cycling between sadness, as I'll miss my boys terribly, and excitement, as, just like you, I don't get 'out' much.Salamander handled things OK this morning (trying to be the 'brave one'.. I'm sure school will get to deal with some anxiety etc issues), Potatey was a mess.Glad to hear you can go to June 4th. Still working on that one myself, but it doesn't look good.OK, off I go to make one more batch of almond flour waffles, cross check my supplement schedule one more time and, yes, then I'll finally start packing..See ya later today/ tomorrow/ sometime during the next few days.
Comment by Paulina on May 19, 2012