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I am in Houston using my laptop with which I am not totally familar yet.(To tell the truth, I don't know if I ever will be. It has a mind of its own) The link provided would not work for me. I created my own email and hope you got it.
 
There will be a letter writing campaign, we'll attend the workshop, and all sorts of other fun things!

Guess what I am listing as Rapunzel's occupation on her 2007 tax return...


activist!



Now, don't you all wish you had an occupation half as cool as that.:lol:
 
Guess what I am listing as Rapunzel's occupation on her 2007 tax return...


activist!



Now, don't you all wish you had an occupation half as cool as that.:lol:

Yeah but are you donating money to the presidential campaigns? :biggrin:
 
I listened to Dave on RapLine as well. He is a great spokesperson for The Scenic Pride Initiative.

We need everyone to attend the workshop at The Coastal Branch Library, 26 March, 5:30 p.m.

In the meantime, please write to the County Commissioners and let them know you want more "community compatible" signs; please copy the TDC as well.
 
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I suppose everyone understands this but me...Why does the TDC seem to have so much power? How can their wishes override residents and property owners?

Also I noticed that a stop sign by Target in Pier Park looks a lot like the blue signs (arched metal with a flat sign in the middle).

I still think the blue signs could be unbolted and resold in Pier Park or someplace similar. Somebody can repaint them. I don't like the idea of keeping them and just planting flowers at the base. The only plant that might help would be kudzu that would completely cover them...
 
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