Melani (and list),
I am not sure what your google reference related to, but...
... FEE SIMPLE and CONDOMINIUM ownership are NOT mutually exclusive.
Fee simple ownership is the most common form of ownership in common law
countries.
It is considered the most complete ownership interest that a priva
Could we vote that the below occur more often and with greater
consistency?
On Mon, 28 May 2007 14:56:10 -0400 "Kyle Cassidy"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Across the country small children are being given Time Outs by their
parents without due process, fraternities are being put on academic
probat
Do these d'uh moments make us feel more
Stupid,
at least those of us that missed the obvious, or
Lucky
to be surrounded by smart folks who help connect the
dots?
On Thu, 24 May 2007 18:57:16 -0400 "Turner,Kathleen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
w
Some job descriptions are more difficult to define than others, but I
think it is fair to say...
... Once salary is accepted, work-effort is required.
Most of us know that it is not possible to please all of the people, all
of the time.
And many of us have learned to handle the rewards and dismis
On Tue, 22 May 2007 10:16:33 EDT [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
... You're a friend of the Councilwoman, Al.
Are you trying to get to the bottom of it for us? - Melani Lamond
Some rhetorical questions are worse than pointless.
The above implies guilt by association and reminds me of local
flip-flops
Urgent : Support is needed.
--
Artists, Art Lovers, LBGTGs, those interested in supporting Civil
Liberties and or Property Rights, join to reverse the Historic
Commission's horrific decision requiring that privately commissioned
mural art be covered in "brick red p
Check first the lobbies of any nearby multi-units.
Some carriers will pile stuff on or near boxes if they don't see a
matching name on a mail slot.
Also if there are any vacant properties, see if you can get permission to
check any mail left in the vestibule.
We get a lot of mail and on average,
In a related vein...
Today is a trash - recycling day for much of UC.
If everyone paused and removed campaign signs, from public areas, they
could be dropped into recycling buckets.
Some will make it out today, and others may sit in the bucket until next
pickup.
But our neighborhood will look a l
Glenn (and list neighbors),
I believe some words-images should not be posted on a community list.
It was a friend, CM, who posted a link that opened to a dead child,
hanging out the window of a bomb shattered bus.
It was an image I did not (and do not) want in my head.
And I needed to forgive CM
List Neighbors, I can't resist.
(Maybe I should not have had that second drink at the Party for the
park.)
Melani, implying that your arrest is an example of reverse racism
severely underestimates the amount of equal opportunity ire you can
arouse in "all of about two minutes".
If you have a copy
Cultural profiling?
Just to be clear.. some of my best friends display culture.
Liz
On Thu, 10 May 2007 12:14:23 -0400 "SKnight" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
Alcohol has always been allowed in the Park at the Philadelphia Orchestra
concerts in the summer, first at the Robin Hood Dell and now
at th
Paul, you are correct.
I wrote with too much passion and haste.
I intended to say we are not seeing problems in the magnitude visible in
the Bush strongholds of Texas and Florida.
I am sincere, in feeling grateful for the people and institutions who
have kept some checks and balances in place, her
Lately, I have heard lots of general questions about the "market" and the
cause of sub prime mortgage foreclosures and the effects on individuals
and the economy. The link is to an article which defines the big
picture, in simple terms, and gives snapshots of the devastation of two
families who s
The attached message sounds like a task-oppurtunity for the super
neighbors of the 4800 block of Windsor.
Prejudices being what they are, it may be hard for a scholar from Haiti
to find short term housing, but the Windsor Avenue neighbors have already
demonstrated a willingness to practice both
Cecelia Chaisson, our world class Soprano, performs close to home,
tomorrow
Saturday, May 5, at 7:30 PM at
St. Francis De Sales, in the main church
4615 Springfield Ave / 19143
The performance of "Art" songs and Arias will last approximately one
hour.
It will feat
If we are permitting Political "advertisements" this week, I'll counter
with
Michael Nutter for Mayor.
http://www.nutter2007.com
Nutter has the brains, experience, track record, persistence, smarts and
plan to improve our city and the prospects for our citizens.
I think it is ter
I'd like to think the broken windows have nothing to do with my
occupancy.
:-)
I am delighted to have the prints of the photos purchased at from your
show at Abbraccio.
Sorry I missed you, I wanted to show you some of the other local artists
hanging at Casa de Campion (or Motel Motyka).
I look for
Steven Antonowicz, now at 4603 Springfield hopes to find a
2-3 Bedroom Apartment for rapid occupancy.
Plans, made for May 1, have fallen through and his current Landlord is
not able to offer an extension.
Steve hopes for a permanent location (a one year lease) to avoid an
interim move.
H
Differently, as in the recent death of an FBI agent, on Jersey soil, shot
by one of his colleagues, in a "friendly fire" incident?
There are to many incidents of people getting hurt (or killed) by people
(even trained people, like cops and FBI agents) with legal guns to
believe that more legal g
Dear Wilma, Sande & List neighbors.
Please don't buy into the delusion that "Mental Illness" or mass murder
are "immigrant" problems.
Feeling safer is not the same as being safer.
We should not hesitate to keep our eyes open, much closer to home.
Like Wilma, I wonder what part, if any, race playe
n here? You've obviously kicked over another
dunghill of conspiratorial strangeness and revealed yet another layer of
our bizarro hood. Care to explain yourself
--
Ross Bender
http://rossbender.org/mandingue.html
On 4/24/07, Elizabeth F Campion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I agree
I agree with Bob, and point out he has a strong background in finance and
estate planning.
I think Bob Gasparro is both a CPA and Lawyer.
I know he wrote my "Will" and final health directives.
Matt Wolfe is also a good lawyer.
I was not sure he was accepting private work again.
I know many good
For masonry, long time, 2nd generation mason and local guy Walter Walden
can do it all.
215-476-4023
Best to call at dinner time (7-8 PM)
The mason who did brick cleaning and pointing at 600 S. 48th Street (the
corner of 48th and Cedar) was
Gene Rose of
Rose Rest
Dear Craig,
Thanks for the info, but it might be important to know that the city does
not cede the right of walkway to the existence of or desire for trees.
Most residential blocks in the city require a paved walkway that is 5'
wide.
Many commercial blocks require more width. The largest require
gt; among the village people, but from all across the country.
>
> I can really sense the peaceful feeling of abundance and warm
> thoughts you
> are feeling after this exciting event. I'm glad it all worked out.
> Keep
> pumpin'.
>
>
> - Original Message
Once upon a time, in UC Village, a Realtor was interviewed to sell a
home.
It was a fine home, with a nice mix of features that would appeal to a
broad class of Buyers.
And the Realtor, who worked for commissions, could imagine quick success
with income earned toward the expenses of living, worki
Apr 2007 17:00:26 -0400 Elizabeth F Campion
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Dear Neighbors,
>
> I could only avoid the Laundry for so long, and went downstairs to
> discover a LOT of water in my basement.
>
> Please reply privately if you can loan (or rent) me an el
Dear Neighbors,
I could only avoid the Laundry for so long, and went downstairs to
discover a LOT of water in my basement.
Please reply privately if you can loan (or rent) me an electric pump.
I have tried all 3 local HOME DEPOTS and my favorite Plumbers and can not
find any commercial service
Dear Fred and neighbors,
You have my best wishes for continued success.
When I think back on the Firehouse Market, and B&W Meats, I remember the
conversations that took place in lines and across counters. I am
grateful for innovative ideas regarding the purchase, combinations and
preparations of
SOBO sounds too much like down wind of Body Odor.
SoBa is so much more South of Baltimore.
and Sob is the sound of all those who did not buy in with the "Pioneers"
who are glad their smart moves enabled them to afford "UC".
I'd be hard press to buy in at today's prices, but than...
I have to earn
For those who don't normally link to the photos, Kyle's shot captures the
ominous feeling that compelled me to send my early morning warning.
Check it out.
http://www.asc.upenn.edu/usr/cassidy/lj/2007/trees-come-down.jpg
It has all the elements:
Foreboding sky
Treacherous sidewalk
Dear Neighbors,
Two HUGE trees are down on the 4500 block of Walnut.
The road is blocked.
Cars are crushed on both sides of the street and the sidewalks are heaved
on the South side of Walnut.
Sidewalks and roadways are very slippery.
Slush is clinging to vertical sign surfaces, so some STOP
I am all for the two'fer of
Poems that rhyme and
a possible public stoning.
Maybe Lewis will send out the Ambassadors to help secure the venue.
But, will Sumner really trust you to do justice to his poems?
Can MIT grads read?
Liz
On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 10:37:41 EDT [EMAIL PROTECT
On Saturday, I and a long time neighbor were kvetching about things we
pperceivedas being negative directions for the neighborhood, and debated
whether, as we got older, we should consider alternative neighborhoods
for our retirement.
We decided that within our price points, the
USA
colors or lawn decoration.
Best!
Liz
On Sun, 8 Apr 2007 06:10:29 -0400 Elizabeth F Campion
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dear Neighbors,
If you want to stop by our home, at 4611 Springfield, this bird song
filled Easter Morning, there should be 100's of treats peeking from
fl
I got up at 5 AM to stuff plastic eggs, to leave candy and some stuffed
animals in the hedge row that wraps our corner.
I hope to treat kids (and delight their families) with the surprises of
color, sweet and random kindness.
So even though I was seen with Tony (and Roger) at THHGTHG at Curio
Thea
I find that out-of-area people know West Philly as West of the Schuylkill
and, "near the University" or "near University exit (from 76) but that
few know "University City". Even the historic quote, from the Evening
Bulletin dated Nov. 10, 1921, and provided by ML, calls our neighborhood
only the "
There are many Saints named Francis and so it seems more precise to
identify them by their less generic names.
De Sales was a lawyer, writer and diplomat
Assisi is famous for kindness to animals,
attention to little things and
support of women
Dear Glenn & List,
Both of my "White" kids have played at 47th & Woodland.
Both of my "White" kids have played even further west at 50th and
Kingsessing.
Both of my "White" kids have played in a variety of "Rec" centers
including Mantua and areas where white faces are rare, even on the major
thoro
Except that many of the stickers are on private property.
And neither a first or 2nd layer of stickers should have been placed on
private property.
The thread has been interesting, but couldn't it been achieved with
placement on poles or the kiosks at Penn and in the park?
Liz
On Wed, 4 Apr 20
Ah, hah!
The smaller sticker reading
"PLAIN
AND
SIMPLE"
might provide clues to the perpetrators.
Ross, is this all part of an Anabaptist conspiracy to equalize prices to
ease the Mennonite take over of Baltimore Lane?
Liz
On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 12:54:52 -0400 UNI
How dare you?
I was born in West Philly.
I live, work and breathe West Philly.
Claiming the greater diversity and variety of West Philly is not an
"affectation".
I don't go so far as to call "University City" dirty words, but I do
cringe when the words are conscripted to pretend that anyone
I called the area "South Philly"
There was a great Mexican restaurant on the corner, and you can see
Downtown from her roof and sidewalk.
She spent almost all of her (very few) Adult years in Manhattan, and I
think she derived a sense of convenience from the easy access to the
Broad Street Subwa
I just spent 3 weeks showing a Buyer the best values in UC only to have
her buy a place near 13th and Ellsworth.
She got a great property.
She'll live in one unit, paying less than her current rent, for a better
space, and tenants will help pay her mortgage.
The best part (other than the commiss
Stretching back to a childhood spent in area Real Estate and accounting
offices, I can remember only three "books" for city records.
They were labeled North, South and West.
My memories are vague, but I seem to remember:
"North" was everything North of Market, including Chestnut Hill,
Roxborough an
Dear Naomie,
First the bad news.
If your cats rub or scratch the posts, you really need 24 hours of drying
time.
Stuff stops sticking after a few minutes (air born hair, etc.) put paint
dries from the outside in and will blister, wrinkle or peel off if bumped
or used as a launching pad.
In my op
My teen son loves Qdoba at 40th near Locust.
They have Burritos, Goulash, Tacos and Nachos in Roasted Vegetable, Bean
and Cheese versions.
It is also close to the Library, and across from open space where
Frisbee, Rugby and other interesting activities take place.
Genuine Bakery, on the 4500 Bloc
I just sold a home in our 'hood to a young woman who WANTS to be involved
with stray cat rescue, especially any of the "Catch and release"
programs that provide spay/neuter services.
I am allergic to cats and tend to blow past most of the cat posts with a
quick delete, (unless it is a "Lost Pet"
Dear Wilma,
I agree with Kathleen on this one.
One-year-olds bite, chew and drool.
Parents, teachers and peers socialize them.
The stakes may be a little higher today, as some of the biters can now
pass fatal diseases, but the nature of the beasts, at age 1, is not much
different than it was at ot
I agree with Wilma and Frank, but wouldn't limit the definition to kids.
I think the Penn professor who saw murder as reasonable 'game theory' and
the pedophiles who reach the front page. must be operating from some
terribly extreme narcissistic place.
The Inquirer covered the study on March 10.
I
By regulation, the decision is the Zoning Board's.
In practice, the Zoning Board is influenced by
1. Lobbyists
Including Landlord and Tenant and
Folks who might want to torpedo landlord or tenant
2. Immediate Neighbors
3. Broader community
In defense of UCD...
I believe they have tried hard to
Educate about recycling and trash policies,
Prevent and Mitigate Trash problems
Resolve Trash (including abandoned cars) problems.
I distribute flyers created by UCD to incoming tenants and home Buyers, I
call them fo
Great Post!
I checked out your link:
www.chorusinfo.org/foiegras
But, I can't tell if it is a sincere protest or a clever marketing
scheme.
In any event, I'm all for supporting local business people,
especially the interesting ones.
Best!
Liz
Elizabeth Campion
Parents are useful, but not always reliable third parties to the
education of their children.
"Parents" may be
never identified (missing dads)
overwhelmed (recent immigrants, grandparents, sick)
screw-ups
MIA (jailed , in Iraq, etc.)
Dead
Substitute
Explain the liver!
(So nice with Favva beans and Barfing Chicken Chianti.)
Bovines do have bodies.
Liz
On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 23:24:00 -0500 "Vincent/Roger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> "the REAL neighborhood scandal, which is obviously the unsanctionable
> harvesting of organs going on in the l
Your post made me happy.
I think it is great when people help neighbors.
You may want to consider donating some items to the 2nd Mile Center,
after you deliver the things you love to people you love.
Most of the people on this list probably have family and friends who will
gift them with new and
Mike,
Philosophical training or not:
It seems sloppy to me that some vocal proponents continue to ignore that
the property has RESIDENTIAL ZONING and
are pretend that a defending against a ZONING CHANGE is the same thing as
"imposing" or acting "to dictate" their views upon the rest of the
neig
Mike and List,
Mike's first point assumes a perception that the mosque at 42nd and
Walnut enjoys significant racial diversity.
It is not a perception supported by the evidence of my eyes.
Mike's second point is "false" because it is based upon a false premise
of Owner privilege.
The property in
Kyle,
I'm not moving, unless a truly great UC opportunity arrives.
And my home is zoned residential.
And, I am one of those conflicted Pro-Choice / Anti Death Penalty
Catholics who prays that no women will ever feel the need for abortion,
and no Nation will ever resort to taking lives in the nam
Just yesterday, I was trying to explain to my son how racism is sustained
by people who do not intend to be part of the problem.
He wondered, out loud, why a friend saw the absence of attention as
discriminatory.
He questioned if his friend was paranoid.
I told him that most healthy people are lo
GUYS and DOLLS
at
WEST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
45th & Chestnut
(free parking, entrances on 46th and on Ludlow)
Last performance, this evening
Sunday, March 4, 2007 at 6 PM
This is a fun, musical comedy, performed by about two dozen loc
Hi friends,
This is a reminder of our Program here at
Assumption Convent on
Monday evening March 5, 2007
at 7 :30.
Sr. Pat Downs will speak of the life and work of St. Katherine Drexel.
Please come.
Thanks Sr. Francis Joseph
-
Sr. Francis J
Personalities are detracting from the discussion.
The issue is not so much the kind of landlord Dan DeRitis can, should or
could be.
Or even how difficult or easy it would be to exchange the public face of
the Corporation that may be the real owner.
In the case of a Liquor store the biggest prob
.
Best!
Liz
On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 13:24:40 -0500 "Ross Bender" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> On 2/26/07, Elizabeth F Campion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > The AFHD supporter may be setting the stage for her role as
> 'leading
Does any one else question the passion when ...
... devout Libertarians defend Code and Regulation
and
... aesthetically fussy Historic District supporters, want easy passes
for Zoning and Building Codes.
Just a hypothesis, but I believe that determining where Liquor can be
sold should
Despite the very confusing costume prize I once won at a Beaux Arts Ball,
I prefer the comforts of a proper "Ladies" room.
My kids are my bona fides, or at least that's my story.
Perhaps Kyle can make your Men's W.C. the subject of a future, "Where in
the world..." Photo.
If anyone wants to send
I took the photos as a "Thank You" to Kyle, for including us (and the
known world) as guests at his opening.
>From his post below, I interpret his permission (even request?) to share
the link with you all.
http://picasaweb.google.com/campionef/KyleCassidyOpening
I do so with the following caveat
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA EXPANDS SINGLE STREAM RECYCLING
PHILADELPHIA, February 15, 2007
The City of Philadelphia Streets Department announces the expansion of
its innovative single stream residential recycling collection method.
Beginning March 5, 2007, approximately 93,000 households located in
I can't tell, from your message, if you are for or against importing
'north of Market" booze hounds into your bailiwick.
I wonder if the guys who stretch for 40's would appreciate Grey Goose or
Barbancourt, if it were sold at the same price point.
On Tue, 20 Feb 2007 09:03:51 -0500 "Kyle Cassid
cooperation.
Thanks to all who I know, and others who may have acted to help this
young man learn that he has many good and honest neighbors.
Best!
Liz
On Sat, 17 Feb 2007 13:32:19 -0500 Elizabeth F Campion
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> If anyone on the list knows
> Core
If anyone on the list knows
Corey Hider
or can slip a notice, (maybe the printed version of this e-notice)
through the mail slot at
4422 Larchwood Ave
It might reassure him that his wallet has been found and will be held
safely for his pickup.
There is photo ID in the
Talk, Q&A and light refreshments in pursuit of community and spirituality
will be served on
Monday, March 5 at 7:30 PM
in the home of the Assumption Sisters,
1001 S. 47th
SPEAKER:
Sr. Pat Downs, SBS
TOPIC:
St. Katherine Drexel:
Woman of Hope a
Using "Google - Picasso" I loaded 140 photos onto a site.
I think I captured 90% of the folks who attended.
I believe the photos represent the diversity and harmony of our
neighborhood.
If any of the attendees wishes access, please send a private E-reply
requesting the link.
And, if anyone has
Happy Valentine's Day!
The snow looks pretty but is not a gentle blanket.
It sound crunchy, so please be careful if you need to walk or drive on
the ice.
Best!
Liz
You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the
list named "UnivCity." To unsubscribe or for archive information, see
e who has
not seen a bed in 24 hours, is now tucked into a tidy room in a lovely
home.
Thank you!
Liz
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 18:15:39 -0500 Elizabeth F Campion
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Does anyone have a furnished bedroom or small furnished apartment in
> UC
> or CC to hel
Does anyone have a furnished bedroom or small furnished apartment in UC
or CC to help out a lovely young woman from Iran who arrived in the USA
last night and needs to find housing ASAP.
She will be a visiting student at the Veterinary School for 6 weeks
starting tonight and ending March ___.
She
Many of our local kids will be performing in:
GUYS and DOLLS
on
Friday March 2 @ 8 PM
Saturday March 3 @ 8 PM, and
Sunday March 4 @ 6 PM
at
West Catholic High School
4501 Chestnut St / 19139
(Free parki
- Forwarded message --
From: Francis Joseph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: REMINDER
Dear Friends,
I remind you that on Monday February 5, 2007, at 7:30 PM,
our speaker is Stanley Straughter of Penn's Urban Studies Faculty.
He will speak on
OUR UNITED FAITH IN THE DIVERSITY OF RE
The incident earned a blurb on the 11 PM news.
I thought I heard the location as 45th near pine.
Channel 10 seemed to interpret events along lines of racial paranoia
compounded by some mental illness.
According to the News Report
Two "Indians" were discussing their studies (I think it was someth
Kyle, can't you keep our UC characters straight?
Balthazar is/was the tarot reading, finch breeding, hippie from 43rd St.
Tony is a list writer and FoCP volunteer.
The Tree slayer resides in the SFDS rectory.
Regarding C.P. Burdon.
When I first met her, in 1975, she introduced herself to me as Pe
The show was taped and will be broadcast on Prairie Home Companion on
NPR, 90.9?, today, so the opportunity to hear it again exists.
Should we listening for constructive criticism or a pessimistic analysis
of uncorrectable deficiencies?
Car talk is on now.
It is fun to check e-mail to the Boston
Ray,
Great photo diptych and great grammar lesson at
http://www.sas.upenn.edu/~rrorke/Play/peace/peace.htm
Could adding the comma get someone arrested?
Thanks,
Liz
On Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:33:00 -0500 UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > [EMAIL PRO
At least some of us who read the article thought Al's thread was more
fun.
Don't tread on humor.
Crown Watch to Clown Watch?
Save the...
praise the...
... Clowns
Liz
On Tue, 23 Jan 2007 11:36:27 EST ML writes:
> Didn't anyone read the original article in the Inquirer? Al is
> play
Town watch to Crown watch?
Liz
On Tue, 23 Jan 2007 08:24:21 -0500 John Ellingsworth
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can we coordinate a schedule of groundlings at the park to let us
> know
> when they have arrived? A prince-spotting service called Waiting
> for
> Charles? I am available after
welder thing in South Philly and the animals outside the
> Morris Animal Refuge. Keep those, though.
>
> Frank
>
>
>
>
>
> On Jan 21, 2007, at 03:30 AM, Elizabeth F Campion wrote:
>
> >
> > In 2003, pro-HD folks insisted the Historic Commission w
In 2003, pro-HD folks insisted the Historic Commission would NEVER
regulate paint,
despite contradictory words in the HC ordinance.
I investigated, discovered and revealed an action against a privately
commissioned mural placed on a side / alley wall of a property on 410 S.
15th (S. of Pine) in t
Isn't sin supposed to be tempting?
Aren't we encouraged to avoid
"occasions of sin"
because beauty / fun are gateways to Hell?
Where did "ugly as sin" come from?
Should we create a List folder for "superlatives" (or inferior-latives).
Here is another casting opportunity for MOST...:
Found before Christmas.
On Springfield between 47th and 48th.
Cute CD purse.
Red corduroy Lady bug
Many home Burnt CDs
(Hip-=hop, black Eyed Peas, etc.)
If not claimed soon I will take it to Second Mile Center.
Best!
Liz
Elizabeth Campion C
On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 22:24:46 -0500 "Vincent/Roger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> Can anyone tell me the cost (cost/year?) of the so-called "resident"
> sticker you can put on your car window that will allow you to park
> all day on the streets with "2 hour" parking restrictions?
> Thanks
> Roger
Dear Wendy,
Native means to be born here.
It's from the Latin root for birth.
Young as you are, you only rate
UC old-timer or
UC long-timer.
:-)
If you are blessed with children, while in the 'hood, they would be
considered UC natives.
I am glad you are my neighbor, on lis
Really,
We do need to protect citizens against false positives.
But a $180,000 payment to a kid stupid enough to bring flour filled
condom home to mama is still outrageous.
The ingredients are like 11 cents.
Make them at home.
Free condoms from most student health organizations and the bakers kn
The images are appalling.
These do not look like bags ripped open, but cans filled without bags,
and contents dumped in thoughtless contempt for sanitation workers and
neighbors.
Your short term want is probably a clean sidewalk, and
John Fenton, Lewis Wendell and UCD may ride to the rescue again,
And, since these crimes cause the types of pain that actually hold some
weight within my pantheon of damage fears, I'll point out that all of the
predators are:
White,
Male,
Employed,
Well educated and
SUBURBAN
and seemingly fond of neighborhoods where bar
A very cool thing is happening on our northern (Mantua) boarder.
A group of seven Penn students (including our daughter, Katie) has
designed and is painting a mural at 931 N. 40th, a.k.a. the 3900 block of
Pennsgrove Street.
The work is being supervised by Artist Donald Gensler, of 46th Street,
a
The Bel Canto concert, this past Sunday, was delightful.
It was an example of local people, with many different talents, working
together to bring high quality live performance into a neighborhood.
Financial support was provided by State Representative James Roebuck. He
provided an Arts grant th
I think the trick is FORGIVE but NEVER FORGET.
For example:
If someone steals your money, whether intentionally or through
mismanagement, you can forgive them, but never again trust them with
anything that you can not afford to lose. This includes Stock Brokers,
Board Members of the UC Swim Clu
Dear Wilma (and neighbors),
It may be as you say, or it may be that the name represented a desirable
extension, of family across racial lines.
I heard Beth introduce herself to younger people as "Aunt Beth".
I believe she extended friendship and family to many and accepted it in
return.
I belie
call back in the morning.
Best!
Liz
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005 21:53:01 -0400 "Elizabeth F. Campion"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Dog Found : Thursday 9:45 PM
>
> Beautiful, small, female dog,
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> White with dark saddle, and Black face mask which includes black
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Dog Found : Thursday 9:45 PM
Beautiful, small, female dog,
White with dark saddle, and Black face mask which includes black ears.
Possibly a Fox Terrier or some mix which includes Chihuahua.
It has started to rain, so I am taking her in, as she looks like an
inside dog.
She is quiet and demure
We have a wheeled Monolith (Think 2001: a Space Odyssey) made of 8
Antique Printer's trays.
The entire thing has been painted silver.
It stands 66.5" Tall, on a square frame that is 18.5" wide.
It sits on small castors, so it can be wheeled slowly on level surfaces,
but would probably take two st
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