Not my usual post...
So i know i usually reserve this blog for my quilty adventures, and the little bits of my boys that i show but this past weekend has lead me to writing the following letter. Which i sent to both our city's mayor and our local newspaper. I though i would also post it here... I think it's pretty self explanitory as to what happened.
Enjoy ;)
A thank you letter to the City of Guelph
Thank you Guelph for a truly unforgettable Canada Day long weekend.
Thank
you first to the construction supervisor on Alice street. Who thought
it would be a great idea to load up all of the garbage from the
unreachable houses and dump it all over my neighbors front lawn for our
Friday morning collection.
And a big thank you to Guelph's garbage collection team who then neglected to pick up all of the garbage from Duke St.
A special thanks for having office hours that only go until 4 p.m. So
when normal people get home from work they have no one to call about
said garbage being left at the start of a long weekend.
Thank you though for providing that 1-800 number to call when you are
closed for the day. And thanks to the lady I reached at the 1-800 number
Saturday morning. You were super! What with all your helpful advice and
enthusiasm for your job. And promising to call me back before the end
of the day, why that's just great service! But if you had no intention
of actually calling me back why would you lie?... that's not very nice.
But
I would definitely like to thank whoever it was that found the time,
(and found it in the city's budget) to send out not one, but two street
sweepers to clean the dirt off of Duke street Saturday. Kudos to you, I
guess all that rain we had didn't do the job as
effectively as you would have liked.
I
will say, it was nice to have the temperature drop on Sunday though. So
when all our family and friends came over for our pre-fireworks Canada
Day BBQ at least they didn't have to smell that lovely baked in the sun
for two days garbage smell that our neighborhood has taken on. Though
the sight of ripped open garbage bags all over everyone's front lawn was
a nice touch to our festivities.
And
last but certainly not least, all the birds and animals of Duke St.
would like to extend a heartfelt thank you, for providing them with the
wonderful smorgasbord they've had for the long weekend!
Yours with sarcasm,
N. Calver
Duke St. HomeownerAnd yeah, he's eating McDonalds nuggets... don't judge ;)
I'll be back tomorrow with my regularly scheduled post's!
xo snips
ugh. sorry. that's a rough weekend indeed.
ReplyDeleteCute raccoon!! Ugly garbage :(
ReplyDeleteSorry you had to deal with all the trash. The raccoon looks like a happy camper. Raccoon says"it's leftovers grab bag, you never know what you're going to get".
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