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coolcitywash
The chronicles of a young, "prosurburian" urban pioneer, new Washingtonian" adjusting to the terrain of the city (almost a decade later).
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
anybody got fifty cents?
Monday, May 25, 2009
washed the windows
A national federal holiday for the USA.
I washed my windows. The front windows. They are very dusty. I'm sure "Mr. House" feels a little cleaner. There is still more sprucing to do. Progress is a little slow. Today was a start in the right direction.
No pictures simply because I keep loosing my digital cameras (frown). I'm trying to decided which type of "digi" I am going to purchase. ( For some reason, I like to make up words, for example, "digi".
Thank God for federal holidays.
Thank God for American service members.
Salute!
Sunday, May 24, 2009
hallelujah, i met my new neighbors today!
Today, I said, hello, "welcome," to new neighbors, fellow urban pioneers from the West.
This property has been vacant for almost a year. Before, that it was a duplex. And there were a slew of neighbors who engaged in a couple of indiscretions. There are more than enough single family homes that are converted duplexes on my street. Far too many. ..
So, today I received some of the best news all week. This home will be converted into a single home and my new neighbors will be owner occupants. Hallelujah!
It's been a long time coming, but change is going to come. ( A few people have lost their after hours hangout spot.)
Postal Service , Day Before Memorial
Saturday, May 23, 2009
oasis
Oasis Liquor store in Northeast, Washington DC (USA) near the New York Avenue and Florida Avenue Metro Station has been vacant for some time. The current owner Mr. Pak is looking to reopen the store. (The current owner claims the store has been operable for some time.) A group of neighbors, the ANC Commissioner and a neighborhood association would prefer that Mr. Pak consider another use for his store. Some suggestions are a coffee shop and a cleaners. The store is actually zoned residential. Mr. Pak was able to grandfather into remaining a commercial establishment. The DC Government ruled Mr. Pak can remain open as a commerical business. It will be interesting to see what happens when/if Mr. Pak reopens.



