


And during this time, I sat down by the fountain and couldn't help but be thankful that there was no intrusive noise coming from an ice-skating rink or even a food truck, which was absent from the Oval.
Our landlord, BLACKSTONE, can't handle Stuy Town and Peter Cooper Village. There is a lack of enforcement of certain "rules," and no amount of notice to this alleviates the problems. We are continually being told half-truths and fabrications. And we have no viable Tenants organization, despite our TA asking for dues all the time. So far, the politicians have proven to be basically useless. A typical New York story.
8 comments:
Those photos are lovely. The whole of STPCV used to be lovely before we had such inferior management. Shame.
Peace and quiet. THOSE were the days. The WONDERFUL days.
Take pleasure in nature? In the trees? But there's no Joyride trucks in the trees. There's no scheduled events in the trees. No music. There's no photo ops in the trees!
Please, tell me more about this taking pleasure with nature! ;)
CW and Rose Management will seek out the spots where you took those photographs and DESTROY them!
You old farts. Like, nature and quiet is so like totally boring. Don’t you know that the new Stuyvesant Town is about using the “Mall of America”” as the ideal marketing tool? That the new tenants and the hordes of non-tenants that we must attract must show no empathy while willing to extoll the virtues of narcissism and unbridled consumerism. This city is about making some noise and walking about in one’s impenetrable bubble of self-absorption.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Lwlx3GnLGs
Where have you gone Rowdy Roddy Piper, our community turns its lonely eyes to you?
I don't know how to enjoy nature. Lady Maya and Andy Mac haven't a money making scheme for that yet. However, a smoothie from a fume spewing truck, I'm all over that!
Don’t you know that the new Stuyvesant Town is about using the “Mall of America" as the ideal marketing tool?
...or Carnival Cruise Lines!
November 7, 2011 1:13 PM,
I think that's called a "Fumie." Invented here!
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