Sunday, November 14, 2010
Update on The Junctioneer
This is a note to the readers of The Junctioneer. As you have noticed, posts have not been made for several weeks. The Junctioneer, Robert is currently in the hospital with a very serious condition called Guillain Barre Syndrome . If anyone wishes to post best wishes to Robert, I will be sure to read them to him.
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Get well soon.
ReplyDeleteBe strong and get well soon, Robert.
ReplyDeleteHope you get well soon, Robert. Your online presence is certainly missed.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Vic - junctiontriangle.ca
Hi:
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear about your illness. I've recently discovered this great blog. Thanks for all your work and dedication to the community.
Best wishes, Robert, for a quick recovery.
ReplyDeleteEverybody at Agora Cafe
Best wishes for a speedy recovery. I miss reading your updates :-)
ReplyDeleteAll the best.
Wow, get well Robert. I hope you recovery quickly!
ReplyDeleteWishing you all best on a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteThe Fighter
ReplyDeletefight a battle every day
Against discouragement and fear;
Some foe stands always in my way,
The path ahead is never clear!
I must forever be on guard
Against the doubts that skulk along;
I get ahead by fighting hard,
But fighting keeps my spirit strong.
hear the croakings of Despair,
The dark predictions of the weak;
I find myself pursued by Care,
No matter what the end I seek;
My victories are small and few,
It matters not how hard I strive;
Each day the fight begins anew,
But fighting keeps my hopes alive.
y dreams are spoiled by circumstance,
My plans are wrecked by Fate or Luck;
Some hour, perhaps, will bring my chance,
But that great hour has never struck;
My progress has been slow and hard,
I've had to climb and crawl and swim,
Fighting for every stubborn yard,
But I have kept in fighting trim.
have to fight my doubts away,
And be on guard against my fears;
The feeble croaking of Dismay
Has been familiar through the years;
My dearest plans keep going wrong,
Events combine to thwart my will,
But fighting keeps my spirit strong,
And I am undefeated still!
S.E. Kiser
Robert, you have done so much for this community, please keep in mind that we expect more of the same, please work on getting healthy again, everyone is rooting for you.
Stay strong for your family
Big hugs
Get well soon
ReplyDeleteRobert, I hope you get better soon. Your contributions help make The Junctioneer a great forum and resource for people in the neighbourhood.
ReplyDeleteWe're all pulling for you! You're missing out on a busy week in the Junction. I'm sure lots of us are photographing the silos coming down and new stores popping up.
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting us know, Denise. Rob, I hope your recovery is a quick and easy one.
ReplyDeleteGet Well Soon!
ReplyDeleteRob, best wishes for a full and speedy recovery,
ReplyDeleteRudi and Isabelle from Vine.
Get well soon, Robert!
ReplyDeleteGet well soon Robert. We're all looking forward to seeing you back and healthy at the Junctioneer.
ReplyDeleteHope you get well soon, Robert. Your blog has become a great source of junction news. I look forward to your healthy return to writing.
ReplyDeleteWe miss reading your postings and hope you are feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteVery sorry to hear. Get well soon!
ReplyDeleteRobert, be strong, get well soon!
ReplyDeleteI am a regular cruiser of the Junctioneer. Cruising isn't as special without your tidbits.
ReplyDeleteI am at a roadblock till your back at the helm.
Junctioneer.ca is my crack.. bring it back!
ReplyDeleteThinking of you Robert, and wishing you a speedy recovery. The Junction misses you!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear. Hope you get well soon!
ReplyDeleteWish you a speedy recovery, your blog opens great discussions and debates.
ReplyDeleteRobert, just to let you know that you and your family are thought of every day. The very best wishes for a speedy recovery and good health. I'm confident we'll see you in the Junction soon. God Bless.
ReplyDeleteGet well :(
ReplyDeleteso sorry to hear this news...hoping for a fast recovery... the Junction needs people like you.
ReplyDeleteHi Robert,
ReplyDeleteLike everyone else, I wish you a speed recovery and I thank you for all the
great work you have done to make The Junction such a wonderful community.
So sorry to hear you are ill.
Pam
Is it possible for someone else to takeover this site until Robert is able to resume?
ReplyDeleteRaymond...great idea! If any one wants to creat a post and send it to the blog as a comment, I will then cut and paste it into the Junctioneer (this might be the easiest way as I have limited access to the management toolsof the blog).
ReplyDeleteGet well soon
ReplyDeleteHope you get well soon.. Best wishes
ReplyDeleteHope your recover soon and looking forward to more great posts, information and insight. Get well soon and best wishes for a speedy recovery!
ReplyDeleteRobert, The Junction community wants to see another Junction Art Festival organized by you. So you better get well soon........Best wishes for a speedy recovery!
ReplyDeleteSpeedy Recovery Robert. We miss your presence. The community is not the same without you.
ReplyDeleteAny updated news?
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