Enjoy this view of Wilson looking east from Racine during a Christmas past, 1963 to be exact. We would like to wish our readers a safe and happy holiday and a PROSPEROUS, healthy 2011. (click to enlarge)
Seriously, you guys (guy?) do an important job. With all that is going on in the neighborhood, people need to know that they aren't alone in being concerned with the problems and coming up with solutions. Oh, a couple of neighbors might talk to each other, but knowing that there are others across the area is a big lift and can make it seem like there is hope. You know, strength in numbers and all that. No, everyone here disagrees a lot on the causes of the problems, the terminology, the solutions and even if there's a chance to save any of it. But you've galvanized some of that effort with this blog. And you've managed to do it without (too much) editorializing, unlike some neighborhood blogs in town.
Enjoy this view of Wilson looking east from Racine during a Christmas past, 1963 to be exact. We would like to wish our readers a safe and happy holiday and a PROSPEROUS, healthy 2011. (click to enlarge)
A very Merry and Safe Xmas to everyone--bless you all.
ReplyDeleteThe same to you UU. Thank you for being our eye on the neighborhood. We'd be blind w/o you.
ReplyDelete::end dramatic speech::
Be safe everyone!
Merry Xmas and may the New Year be full of good fortune and all your dreams fulfilled.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, you guys (guy?) do an important job. With all that is going on in the neighborhood, people need to know that they aren't alone in being concerned with the problems and coming up with solutions. Oh, a couple of neighbors might talk to each other, but knowing that there are others across the area is a big lift and can make it seem like there is hope. You know, strength in numbers and all that. No, everyone here disagrees a lot on the causes of the problems, the terminology, the solutions and even if there's a chance to save any of it. But you've galvanized some of that effort with this blog. And you've managed to do it without (too much) editorializing, unlike some neighborhood blogs in town.
ReplyDeleteIn short, good job and happy holidays.