In the winter, they make good sleds. Check out the bowl in Clark Park
in December, January . . .
Martha
On Wednesday, September 8, 2004, at 02:02 PM, Mayer, Ann wrote:
To the list:
Stealing a trash can with a neighbor's address painted on it and then
planting it so the victim can see the stolen trashcan full of others'
garbage has got to be a new low.
But, has anyone ever solved the mystery of the stolen lids? I have
only
had a few instances where my garbage cans have been stolen, but the
lids
always seem to get stolen within a month or two of their first
appearance.
WHAT does one do with collections of stolen garbage can lids, I wonder?
Does anyone understand WHY it is worth someone's efforts to purloin
these?
Ann Mayer
4312 Pine
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