improving the lives of survivors of brain injury on the Eastern Shore of Virginia
Month: November 2020
Brandon countin’ that money! (For the No Limits Member Activity Fund)Packaging Christmas gifts for friends and members of No Limits confined to Long Term Care Facilities in our community. We wish them a Merry Christmas and hope they will like their gifts!We started using a new Cognitive Rehabilitation Program called “HappyNeuron”. We think it’s a really fun way to work on cognitive skills! Stay tuned to our Facebook and website for more details on this cool program soon!Brandon was thrilled with the new chicken treats Adrian found. He’s getting ready to give the chickens some ultimate party fixins!Socially distanced, United Way Exercise Group with Betsy this week! Not pictured are Virtual No Limits members who joined us online. It was a great way to prepare for our annual Thanksgiving meal.Thank you to David for saying grace before our Thanksgiving meal!We could not prepare our traditional Thanksgiving meal this year due to restrictions related to COVID-19, so we opted to order individually prepared meals from the local Sage Diner. Joe’s face says it all – it was SCRUMPTIOUS! Thank you so much to Sage Diner in Onley for helping to make our Thanksgiving meal so special. We really enjoyed it!
Angela likes making dog biscuits because we get to “get our hands dirty”. Members of No Limits hand make dog biscuits and monkey treats every month that are delivered to local shelters and sanctuaries.David is the dog biscuit making supervisor! When the dough needs extra help David is the master of fixing it.Welcome back Joe! We’ve missed you!During Virtual No Limits this week we enjoyed a United Way Exercise Lesson with Betsy!Vacuum on Sir Brandon, vacuum on!CL and Zel working hard on biscuits too!
A bloom from one of our spider plants.Time to feed the hens!It’s officially starting to look like fall here at No Limits.Stretch Daisy, stretch!Brandon offered Felix the Robot Cat fresh catnip from the garden. Turns out robot cats do not like catnip as much as real life cats do! hahaZel helped to refill the hand sanitizer bottles this week. Thanks for helping keep us safe Zel!Rachel donated several Styrofoam boxes to be turned into feral cat shelters.This is an example of what the Sytrofoam shelters will look like when they are completed!Maryann, Brandon, and David working hard on the shelters. Great work everyone!
