“Dear PoPville,
It’s true, this parking job is obnoxious, especially since it’s in a busy neighborhood. Found at 19 and Wyoming NW. great note.”
Notes from your neighbor
We don’t roll like this. Thanks to Eric for sending from North Cleveland Park.
A reader reports:
“Graffiti’ed shot is from Sunday night but by Monday night they had cleaned it up — rather nicely I’d say. Defacer is 100% correct — this is one block East of Meridian Hill Park. Guess this naming gaff would’ve been funnier was if the seller was Compass.”
Thanks to Dev for sending:
“Saw this on my neighbors car this morning in NE DC
“Hi bear: these cookies are fucking delicious and they will make your day better ok love you bye!”
hahaha – that’s gotta feel good!! I spotted these on 14th Street near the Trader Joe’s.
Thanks to David and Mark for sending from 17th and Massachusetts Ave, NW.
Ed. Note: D.C. plates.
Also, the only thing more stressful than moving is death of a loved one and divorce…
Respect.
Thanks to all who sent from Columbia Heights/U Street.
“Dear PoPville,
Well, here’s a new one! Today around 3:20pm on Capitol Hill a disgruntled Little Free Library patron was apparently fed up with our disappointing selection and decided to leave us a note to let us know. Curious if anyone else has received such a message.
I have so many questions for this person. Did he come by with the intention to leave this note or was it a spur of the moment decision based on our current inventory? Was this note meant for us specifically or all patrons who take and leave books? Shall we institute a survey to find out what kind of books he’d like to see in the future and then ask people to knock on our door to make sure their books pass muster before dropping them off? Was the item on which he wrote this message (a wooden Halloween ghost, I believe?) something he brought along with him and what significance does it have? He took a photo; has he posted it somewhere? Some sort of LFB hate group, perhaps?
WTF? I can’t stop laughing at the absurdity of it all.”
Thanks to Sean for sending from 9th and S Street, NW.
Thanks to valerie for sending.
Ed. Note: A couple weeks ago we spoke about an even worse plant theft.