class warfare and vandalism (part 2)

[stillwell]

As I was walking home tonight I noticed that the cement in front of my building was still roped off and looked dry (which I expected.)  Yet when I checked it there was still some give.  I was about to scratch in a repeat of the message from the night before (which was paved over this morning), when I noticed that the old one could still faintly be

Comments

[zeroist]

gosh! that's kind of absurd. people can be so grumpy. i'm glad your message was so awesomely sweet. :]

[stillwell]

Thanks * I think the guy was a little chagrined after a while that he made such a big deal out of it.

[beccawrites]

i feel like the neighborhood should feel honored to look at that!!!!! and we're certainly honored to have you two and your love for each other here.

[stillwell]

Thanks! As a gesture it felt good to do, a little positive visibility *

[beccawrites]

:)

[bounce_n_jiggle]

and hopefully that message of love will be there much longer than entitled man will be. and yay for standing your ground. and it's not right or wrong it just is. it's not hurting anyone. and that's your home, go ahead and decorate it!

xox

[stillwell]

It's about the most sophisticated decoration I've done in a while! Thanks *

[lovelikeyeast]

What a schmuck! Who walks around feeling entitled to the concrete beneath his feet like that for blocks/miles at a stretch? Whose neighborhood??? So thrilled you sorted him out and then told us all about it. Someday he might talk to the really wrong person, who will sort him out with a pipe instead of well-chosen words. And I'll be honest, I wouldn't rue that day.
xxx

[stillwell]

Yup, that guy was being quite the ass. I think he started to realize it, too. I hope he thinks about what I said.