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Close Encounter With N-5

Yes I know what you’re thinking. What is the author referring to. Well Folks!  Yesterday as I was about to leave the building guess who was standing outside at the entrance way?  It was Ingrid Nosel fumbling with her keys, she looked miserable as always and totally 'out of it'.  I waited a second then I decided to open the door to leave, I didn't say a word then walked by her to check my mail. Since she likes issuing N-5 notices to tenants I’m giving her a new Indian name “N-5”. So if you see her waddling down the street due to her thighs rubbing together just point and say “There goes N-5”. :D
A new tenant came up with a great idea, a food box to share with other tenants any items that are not used are put in the box so other tenants can help themselves.  It’s like a tenant food share program. I’ve donated many items and I hope this catches on.
I can already see since Jan Porter quit her job things are not done efficiently around here. The front entrance windows were not cleaned properly and the recycling drums were left on the street for over a day.
On another note: Shame on the Director of UNH’s for trying to 'muzzle' a former employee. :P

Have a good weekend everybody.

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Tony King said…
Update- The food share box has been going on for almost a year and it seems to be going well. I would donate a few canned items that I don't use and a anonymous tenant would help themselves. A few other tenants would donate to the box as well. Now here's what went on at the last tenant meeting. The little imp Lynda Jones wanted to moving the box into the community room but tenant Judy said no because the community room is not open 24/7. RE: KMHC office - instead of complimenting the tenants on a good idea they'd rather stick their noses and fuck around with it because they didn't come up with the idea first.
February 20, 2014 at 11:55:00 AM EST
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