Comments on: in which I show my most neighborly side http://www.lionandmagicboy.com/2006/12/15/in-which-i-show-my-most-neighborly-side/ now with bigger words Sat, 13 Feb 2010 13:13:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 By: Rebecca P http://www.lionandmagicboy.com/2006/12/15/in-which-i-show-my-most-neighborly-side/comment-page-1/#comment-215 Rebecca P Sun, 17 Dec 2006 17:40:12 +0000 http://www.lionandmagicboy.com/2006/12/16/in-which-i-show-my-most-neighborly-side/#comment-215 Well, as a person who only casually speaks to two of my neighbors, while in passing, I can certainly understand. Apartment life sucks, I would really rather do anything than live in an apartment building with eight units. I face the front office at the front of our complex. Fortunately, when I look out the window all I ever see is the pool. This makes for quite an experience in the summer when it is open, but outside of this, I rarely ever see anyone that lives here. The tree... well, my Elainah keeps taking the ornaments off. I had to replace three boxes of glass ornaments that were broken last year by E and C. I keep finding those long fishing hooks on the floor (I know they call them hangers, but they pierce skin just like a fish that has been unexpectedly caught by an old grumpy fisherman). Fortunately, none of the children have run one of these painful things into their foot. I cannot say I have been so lucky. I am sure the children will enjoy your tree, but it is likely going to be exactly the nuicense you expect it to be, maybe more. Oh well, you did your motherly part to partake in the whole holiday event. Good luck! :) Well, as a person who only casually speaks to two of my neighbors, while in passing, I can certainly understand. Apartment life sucks, I would really rather do anything than live in an apartment building with eight units.

I face the front office at the front of our complex. Fortunately, when I look out the window all I ever see is the pool. This makes for quite an experience in the summer when it is open, but outside of this, I rarely ever see anyone that lives here.

The tree… well, my Elainah keeps taking the ornaments off. I had to replace three boxes of glass ornaments that were broken last year by E and C. I keep finding those long fishing hooks on the floor (I know they call them hangers, but they pierce skin just like a fish that has been unexpectedly caught by an old grumpy fisherman). Fortunately, none of the children have run one of these painful things into their foot.

I cannot say I have been so lucky.

I am sure the children will enjoy your tree, but it is likely going to be exactly the nuicense you expect it to be, maybe more.

Oh well, you did your motherly part to partake in the whole holiday event. Good luck! :)

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