For the Health of It
On Wednesday 10 June 2015 the Baltimore City Detention Center held its 14th annual Wellness Fair and we were near current capacity for space. We had about 90 vendors. Next year it will be even better. I am already looking for new vendors.Less than a week before the event I attended a meeting of the Baltimore Regional Transportation Board and noticed the name plate of a woman. So I told her about the Wellness Fair and she immediately signed up and suggested that I talk to the administrative assistant and she took an application and got back to me.
As usually we had blood pressure reading. Rusana picked me up after working all night and took me to the Wellness Fair and stayed for a few hours and did blood pressure screening.
As usually, the Great Blacks in Wax Museum brought one of the statues and, as always, it looks so real that we almost talked to it. If you answer one of the questions correctly, they will give you a ticket for one free admission. I answered them correctly three years in a row and I really know almost nothing about black history.
This looks so real that we keep wondering why she is just standing there.
The blood pressure machine that Rusana used
Ms. Oliver wit a back
doctor 
G.I. Johnson of the
Office of Aging 
Cathy used to work across the hall from Ms. Oliver's office.
Rusanna is doing a blood pressure screening.
