Grace and her remarks about protecting the missing snow birds has missed the point. The CVMessenger was being delivered to the Association residents. Phylis elected to destroy them as they were being put up. This was not a good Samaritan but instead a nasty busy body.
Hurrah for the Haverhill sign. Outstanding!! It only took from February to now. That is about 2 1/2 months. And it took Ed Grossman to offer to pay for it to get it going. Hurrah!
It's difficult to believe the idiocy of the posting by Grace regarding Phyllis taking the papers off neighbor's doors. Either she is just plain dumb, or just too involved in her own little insignificant world to recognize a theft when she sees one. It obviously would be very easy for someone to take advantage of her, as she's living in her own private little la-la land. Maybe she just needs stronger glasses so she could see the whole forest instead of just the largest trees after she bumps into them.
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ReplyDeleteI love Calypso Music, and who better to sing it than Harry Belafonte! I always loved him. Thanks for this wonderful spot of sunshine in my day Gary.
ReplyDeleteDoes the monthly ADVOCATE get the same attention as the CV MESSENGER newsletter, by being taken off RESIDENTS door knobs immediately. Even when the RESIDENT is home, why DENY them, when they want to read the CV MESSENGER newsletter.
ReplyDeleteAgain who gives her the right to do this? I think nobody. No the advocate does not get this kind of attention. This kind of attention is akin to burning the books in the library, selectively.. Do we want this? Do we agree with this behavior? Absolutely NO!
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