This Week in Cleveland Park Listserv
One of the best parts of our neighborhood is the small town atmosphere that the Cleveland Park Listserv helps to create. Each Friday we will pull out some (possibly out of context) gems from the Listserv to share with our neighbors and friends. We hope these outtakes of the neighborhood news will get you ready for another great weekend in Cleveland Park!
User error as design flaw…
But it has two other features, one of which is weird, the other a problem… But every time you remove your backpack and forget that the headphones are connected to it, the headphones get yanked right out of your ears.
And now another installment of the The Annals of Outdated Technology brought to you by the listserv…
Would anyone like to get an old but still functioning multi-disc CD player out of their house and into mine? Let me know if you do. I’m happy to pick it up.
Delicious freebies…
I have 4 different bottles, infused with garlic, lemon or basil. I’m not a big fan of infused olive oils, but hate the throw them away. If anyone would like these bottles of olive oil, please let me know.
Dog wars…
It came to my attention this evening, as reported by our long time housekeeper, that a man in the neighborhood yelled and used profanity at her when our 5 year old dog, yes yappy, barked at his dog. I am the first to admit it is quite annoying that our sweet little Noki barks at dogs after much training… I promise you she is completely harmless but quite annoying.
I always wanted to live by a lake…
As many of us know, the sidewalk at the Cleveland Park Metro on the west side turns into a small lake whenever it rains. Pedestrians, including those flocking to and from the east side Cleveland Park Metro entrance, have to do some agile sidestepping. It takes days for the water to disappear after a moderate rainfall like Monday’s. I just noticed that there is a drain at the bottom of the pond. It must be completely blocked.
Lesson planning from Saudi Aramco, just the unbiased approach that every student needs!
Is anyone interested in these lovely American Craft Council magazines, as well as Saudi Aramco World, which even has classroom guides in the back?
