How About Telling Us, City?
While I was on the computer this morning, I heard a truck making noise while stopping and doing something a door or two over on Norwood Avenue.
I looked out the window and saw the truck cleaning up leaves from the street and lawn edges on our side of the street. Unfortunately, I received no word of this work and had no leaves raked to be cleaned up.
I thought that maybe I had missed something when I spoke to our neighbor Jim Whitford this afternoon. He also mentioned the truck picking up the leaves and he, too, received no notification of this.
Nice service, people.
I looked out the window and saw the truck cleaning up leaves from the street and lawn edges on our side of the street. Unfortunately, I received no word of this work and had no leaves raked to be cleaned up.
I thought that maybe I had missed something when I spoke to our neighbor Jim Whitford this afternoon. He also mentioned the truck picking up the leaves and he, too, received no notification of this.
Nice service, people.
posted by Kevin J. Hosey at 10:51 PM
1 Comments:
You know, David's going to grow up thinking this sort of thing only happens on television (the pickup, not the not-telling part) -- just like snow, daylight savings time, and schools with indoor hallways. We have cacti, and crushed gravel. And trees that don't drop their leaves, mostly because they don't have many.
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