So you will be left out, cold and alone, and then it will rain. And then, adding insult to injury, I will drive over you until you are a mass of pulp and a warning to all other unsuspecting newspapers.
You have been warned.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Newspapers Beware!
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We consider that "recycling."
that looks like my driveway. I really dislike unwanted and unasked for newspapers in my driveway. We also consider it recycling - except the neighbors don't like it with the kids run over it with the lawn mower...spreads the dang stuff into their yard. Although, it does make a pretty satisfying sound ;)
Heehee.
Glad to hear you are walking without your crutches. Well done you are doing great.
Sorry you have paper mache on your drive! In England we have papers pushed through the letterboxes in our doors so when we go away for a few days and come home there is a heap behind the door and we can't open it.
Lindsay
too funny. It's so good to have you back out in the world. :-)
Don't you hate getting unasked for junk thrown on your driveway? Though I must admit, in college I had to get a subscription to the Wall Street Journal for one class I took, and I often forgot to get those off the front lawn of my apartment building. Oops :)
I could only dream of receiving a free newspaper. Our newspaper in town is so stingy, we refuse to pay to subscribe.
I hate when they throw unwanted papers and ads in a bright yellow sack on my driveway and run out and toss them in the trash...unfortunately my neighbor does not. So when I am waiting for the school bus I entice her kids to toss them. Ok Ok the OCD is oozing out of me!
Roberta Anne
Looks like my driveway! People who stop over will often pick them up on their way in and hand them to when they come in, and I'm always thinking "crap, I don't want this.."
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