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day 1 oral
Date: Sunday, June 28, 2009 | Time: 3:01 AM
this picture depicts a scene at a senior citizen centre. everyone seems to be involve in a ball game. there are two nurses. they are there to ensure the safety of the elderly. i think that they are here because their relatives are too busy to take care of them. however, the home has bright lighting and open windows which allows good ventilation as seen from the picture. this makes it a more pleasurable place for the elderly to stay.
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