Author: nolimitseasternshore

No Limits Eastern Shore is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting survivors of brain injury on the Eastern Shore and Northern Neck of Virginia, as well as Middlesex County. We offer case management and day support on the Eastern Shore and case management on the Northern Neck and in Middlesex County.

November 16, 2012 by Amy, William & Rachel with Zel

Durell & Zel, Durell & Zel, Ready to Ring the Bells!! (we like the way it rhymes, ring-a-ding-ding!!)
William says it’s a good thing and a good job they’re doing. Amy says, “Still pining away!”. Rachel says it’s Parks & Amy!
Getting ready for the plant sale on Saturday, 11/17 at Nandua High School – thank you Kiwanis for donating booth space!
Pot on boys, pot on – Jackie & Calvin re-potting Earthstars, thank you to Rosemary Pendleton for donating the momma plant.
William says they are doing a good job and I thank God for it. Amy says shine on David & Marie, shine on! (Making the plants look beautiful).
Gobble Gobble! More! We had our Thanksgiving lunch this week…thank you Maryann and helpers for all your hard work in the kitchen!
Rachel and this month’s candy counting jar – congrats to Matt for getting it right – share please share! We love you:-)
Here is Mr. William in September. He would like to say he thanks God for everybody at No Limits and says since he’s been coming here he’s been treated like a gentleman.

November 9, 2012

John Evans donated chowder clams for the RTCOM Soup Kitchen…thank you!!
David and Maryann made them into a delicious clam chowder.
We also worked on readying our plants for this year’s plant sale.
Please join us at Nandua High School on Saturday, November 17, from 10:00am – 3:30pm, at the Kiwanis Craft Fair! Thank you to the Kiwanis Club of Accomack for generously donating booth space to us again this year.

October 19, 2012 by Zel, William, David, Yvonne & Rachel

Raking shatters – Zel & Isaiah.
Yvonne’s feet!! (And Zel’s feet too). Rooting Rose of Sharon trees.
Watering the collards. Collards are very good!
The group taking down the tomatoes.
Zel and the loppers lopping.
Strawberry fields forever…
Maureen and Jason enjoying the day and observing the environment.
Calvin and Rachel (with Maryann) checking on the peppers.
Isaiah and Zel putting away the grill for winter.