Juniper Village at Lebanon

Divide and Conquer

The best way to tackle an enormous job is to break it down into smaller parts.  Here is resident Barbara Walters, who became our watering specialist for the day of planting.  She was tireless in trekking water from the hose to the remote locations in the courtyard that needed water for the newly planted flowers.  You can tell from this picture that she arrived ready for anything, and she kept up her high spirits and energy level all afternoon!

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