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Schwarz Family Sojourn: January 2013
These pictures were taken on Sunday after Thanksgiving but have all the people in them that were at Thanksgiving dinner. This is Sunday dinner at my sister Greta’s house after baby Sammy’s Dedication!
The boys in the kitchen drinking sugary soda. Thanks Uncle Marc for all the sugar!!!
Steve all by himself in the family room catching up on some football. After three years of not watching it and the mission house TV didn’t get reception, so he was making up for it when we were in PA.
On this table was an apple cake that Marc’s mom made. It was sooo good and tasted just like the apple cake my mom use to make. I think Dad and I enjoyed two pieces of it.
The rest of us at the Dinning room. Grandma Washington is holding baby Sammy in this picture.
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Our children were praying they would see snow while we were in the US. They got their prayers answered.
This is the van that my Daddy bought for us to drive while we were in the states. Thanks Dad!
This is a different snow than the above two pictures. Heather’s shoes where soaked. We were at a friends house. They let us borrow hat, mittens, and snow pants. Then we used the dryer to dry their clothes.
There is a little hill in their front yard that they went sledding down.
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Thanks so some friends of ours we got to enjoy their timeshare in Gatlinburg. We just spent the time relaxing and enjoying the pool. We did drive the craft loop and buy a few things. They came for the weekend. We hiked, played games, and just had fun catching up with each other.
A family picture in the woods. Thanks Tonia!
Instantly friends. All our kids bonded instantly. By the end of the first night they were asking for sleepovers.
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This is a view we have at night from the side porch of our church’s mission house in Moore, South Carolina! There is a cemetery between the church and the house. This picture doesn’t do it justice.
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Steve signed up to run a marathon on Kiawah Island which is about 20 minutes south of Charleston. We had the wonderful pleasure of staying in my sister’s father-in-law’s house where he grew up right in Charleston.
We spent Friday at Patriot Point. The kids loved it.
On the web site I knew there were 6 different tours on the USS Yorktown. There is another ship and a submarine to see also, but it didn’t say anything about touring them. So it was very exciting to go down into a submarine. I don’t think I will be joining the navy to work on a sub!
This is a live Oak called the “Angel Tree.”
Here is Steve in front of the map of the race. It is a small island and so in many places you come to the end of the road and turn around and run back. He did finish the race in under 4 hours which was his goal.
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Heather has been planning what she wanted to do for her birthday for months! She wanted steak at a restaurant and a store bought cake with that butter icing. She did decide that Daddy make steak the best!
She wanted orange flowers with yellow middles and pink icing. I didn’t get it alright. I remembered the pink, with orange and yellow flowers. In the end I thought this sunflower would work wonderfully!
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After the Thanksgiving dinner, Greta’s two oldest, Isaiah and Lena, stayed with us at Grandpa’s house for some cousin time. They stayed until Sunday.
It turned out to be a very cold and windy weekend. We did go to Lapp’s farm. There we got to pet the calves, dogs, and cats. Then we washed our hands and bought milk and homemade ice cream to take home with us. I thought it would be a little more enjoyable to eat the ice cream in a warm house.
We also went to the Imurgut Pretzels Factory in town. I might be spelling that wrong. It is PA Dutch I think. Anyways, it means “them are good.”
In the back you they show you how them make the pretzels and let you try to make one.
Not everyone was too impressed, but it was interesting.
Then it was off to the playground. I sat in the car. After 10 minutes I decided it was too cold for this. If you look closely, Tobias has a face mask on.
This is a true bed hog or a major snuggle bunny! Heather is about to fall off of the bed! After seeing this I decided I need to quit fussing at my husband for hogging the bed.
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We spent the week of Thanksgiving and the week after up in PA with my Dad. I hadn’t cooked a Thanksgiving dinner in over three years. So I cooked it at my Dad’s house.
There were 17 of us, one being a baby and so he doesn’t count food wise. My whole family was there and my sister’s husbands whole family was there. After being shy and quiet the kids soon all warmed up to each other and had lots of fun.
I took pictures of the table all set, but forgot to take pictures of people after they arrived. Which is sad! We could have had a family picture and they could have had a family picture and we didn’t have to hire or find someone to snap the picture. Maybe next time we are home we will remember to do it then.
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The week of Thanksgiving we did some walking thru cemeteries here in Lancaster county with my Dad. We found the graves of all his grandfathers that were in this country.
When I was studying my genealogy, I fell in love with the name Tobias, which is a name of one of my great grandfather’s.
Here is Tobias at the grave of his name sake.
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Liberty University and Harrisonburg, VA
On the Friday before Thanksgiving we went to visit Liberty University. They call it “Friendly Fridays.” It included breakfast, lunch, a tour, and information about the University.
Being a family of 6, we would need two hotel rooms for two nights! Steve didn’t like the price and so I started thinking about how we can do this and not stay in a hotel. We have friends in Harrisonburg, VA and they were kind enough to keep 6 extra people in their house.
We stayed with them Thursday and Friday nights. We drove to Lynchburg, VA to visit Liberty University Friday morning and drove back to Harrisonburg in the afternoon.
This pooch slept on Heather’s bed all night on Thursday night. Or I probably should say Heather slept in his bed. I thought I would take a picture of him there on Friday night. He didn’t want his picture taken and went down into the basement to sleep with Seth all night. Seth was in love. He misses our cat that usually spends her night in Seth’s bed.
On Saturday morning we went out to their little farm where they were butchering turkeys. We soon left to drive up to PA to stay with my Dad for the week. This is what I found my boys doing!
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We had fun getting to know a lady in our church named Gayle. She and her family love horses. She helps out another family with their horses. One evening she took us along to see the horses and then she took us out to Subway! Thanks Gayle. We had lots of fun!!
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I have many cousins! One of them raises deer. So we stopped in after visiting and speaking in their church to see the deer.
If you stood really still with grass in your hand they would eat out of your hands!
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Today's Thought 300107
When you run up against a wall, don't look down and curse.
Look up and reach for an even higher, even better possibility.
* Ammoontie at 2:35 pm 2 comments:
Today is a public holiday here, but we have to work since there are a lot of works to be completed in a week's time. Stress for everyone to meet the deadline and to deliever in a week's time. Another long weekend burnt.
Todays discovery...
A coversation with a colleague this morning.
" How are you miss... ? "
" Not good...just not good"
" You should be more optimistic la...dont say not good all the time "
This is something which I need to fight with my inner strength. Not to give up just because someone has "marked" you and doing her best to belittle and oust you.
It is better to have fought and lost rather than give up and let her win.
Yesterday someone resigned and left. Today someone else will leave.
The turnover rate is high. Hope the management will open up their eyes and identify the reasons for people leaving at such frequent rate. They should not be blinded and listen to only one side of the story. Putting the blame on someone is easy, practising "Taichi" is even easier. The CID is a blackbelt holder and Taichi Expert !
So..hang in there my friend ! The road is never smooth. Keep trodding and we shall reach our destination and goal. Ride the bumps. Enjoy the view. Keep looking behind your shoulder. The boomerang will return to the sender...!
* Ammoontie at 11:59 am 7 comments:
Yesterday I was having a conversation with a friend. A spiritual guy who reminded me that all that we have is from God, and no one have the right to take anything away from us.
I was wishing that I had a magic wand. If only... I can wave the wand and make a wish...
" You... who harbours wicked thoughts and suppressing the others...shall go away ..."
He was shocked... you want to make them go away ?
What do you mean by "go away" ?
"oh...sensing that he thought I am as wicked... I said..go away means... just stay away from my life...do not bother me again"
Only God May send down His rewards, good or bad...you shall be rewarded fairly.
Could this be another turning point in my life ?
Perhaps God sent her to cross my path, just to make me realise, there is more to life... that it is time to move on.
Perhaps I should give it more thoughts. As long as God gives you the gift of "life"... God will provide for you. Remember Him and keep Him near to your heart always.
* Ammoontie at 11:09 pm No comments:
Backwatching-Backbiting-Backbitching-Backstabbing
A coupple of days ago, I was summoned to see the AGM for a "chat"
Normally if he called me for a chat that means there has been a "feedback" ( to put it nicely ) but I see it more as a complain.
" I see that you are very stressed... what has been the cause ?
" Is the workload too much...that you cant cope ?"
" Are you too new in this sector that you need more time to prove yourself ?"
I am stressed...YES...big time !
To the point that I dont feel like going to the office ( I have had this feeling eversince they wanted me to shift and be with the rest of the sales/project team)
Reason being there is CID officer sitting next to me on my left that is keeping a hawkeye on me all the time. This makes me feel so uneasy and I hate it when someone is keeping tab on my every move, everyword that I type, every page that I view, every email that I sent.
Whenever I asked her a question she would reply me with..
"Its your project now...you are handling it"
"Dont you read the quotation ?"
or she would say...
"You didnt add this...that..!"
The way I see it... she is always ready to pounce at the slightest glitch.
She can make mistakes but she doesnt tolerate others making mistakes.
I hate it when someone throw a project at you without a complete briefing.
If there is something that you are not sure or want to double check, you will get a snarl.
We had to find out a lot of things the hard way. Making mistakes and groping and struggling. When infact a lot could have been saved if only she had given a complete briefing.
So last night after coming back from the hall, I shifted my monitor screen so she could not observe every word that I type.
Wonder if she got the message ?
Cold, cold heart..!
* Ammoontie at 4:57 pm 4 comments:
My name is Tanya for a week !
After 4 days in the hall daily from 8am till midnight, I finally am back in the office again. It went about without much bad incidents but enough to make me think...what am doing here, why should I endure this kind of stress..?
The grumpy old gentleman.
He came to inspect his stand and deliver the graphics. He told me that he had left the graphic box near the entrance and someone need to collect and bring it in. So I walked with him to the main entrance, saw the box..! he told me that he couldnt carry the box, for fear it might dirty his blazer. I glanced at his beige blazer...so vain !
I then picked up the box and try to carry it alone ( its not that heavy ) I guess he felt bad or embarrassed, so he offered to help me carry the box by holding on to the other end. After giving me "strict" instructions, he left. I told him to come back the next day after 1pm, by then his stand should be fully complete. He came around 4pm the next day with lots of stuff to fill up the fridge. He opened up the boxes and gave me a a few souvenier items..! Not bad for a grumpy old man. He keeps calling me "Tanya"..eventhough I told him my real name.
And he still thinks that my name is "Tanya"...until today..!
Ah well...Tanya..it is for a week.
* Ammoontie at 10:39 pm 4 comments:
Selamat Menyambut Maal Hijrah 1 Muharram 1428H.
Weather has been bad, cold and unforgiving.
The morning started ok but got colder towards the evening.
The hall did not turn on their heater and we had to suffer till midnight.
Woke up this morning feeling like having a flu.
Another public holiday gone to waste.
* Ammoontie at 6:57 am 4 comments:
Cold ... as ice
wheezing in from my left
The stone will crumble
but ... cold bruised ego
* Ammoontie at 9:52 pm 4 comments:
People will not feel at ease when they see you have got something more than what they have.
There is always "someone" acting like a private eye in any office, watching everybodys back...and of course its a free service.
I still dont understand why people can be nice with you but backbiting about you with others.
People are power hungry ... unsatiable hunger to show they are calling the shots.
People get the satisfaction of looking at someone being thrown to the deep end of the pool and watch with glee if that someone can float and swim back.
* Ammoontie at 7:02 am 4 comments:
How often have you had to swallow your pride and apologize for something that is not totally your fault ?
How often have you had to cover for someone or take the blame on someone's behalf just because you want to appease someone ?
Life is funny. Life is complicated. Life becomes not funny when you are at the receiving ends.
No matter where they throw you
You will always bounce back !
The harder they throw you
The higher that you will fly and soar ...!
Still I feel like crushing " the two goons " like a cockroach...!
* Ammoontie at 4:17 pm 4 comments:
Autumn Fair is here again
Autumn Fair is in town again. It is crowded as usual and still with the same stuff. There is no attraction like a few years back when we had the acrobatic team performing here.
But the stall selling leather jackets and comforters are making brisk business, probaly due to the cold weather in Bahrain right now.
There is one small stand that is worth mentioning, of local talents displaying their creative crafts and handmade jewellery.
I bought a few pieces on the opening day and had been visiting her stall daily.
If anyone feels like having a day out to get caught in the traffic and like a crowded hall... please feel welcome to Autumn Fair !
Some of her paintings on display
Her beautiful handmade jewellery, one of a kind.
And she calls it "junk jewellery "
The artist and designer at their booth
Lightings and chandelliers from Egypt
The ice cream man !
* Ammoontie at 11:16 am 12 comments:
What a wonderful morning !
* Ammoontie at 7:24 am 12 comments:


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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- After an interesting night of travel along the back roads of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio -- damn you, MapQuest -- I've arrived safely in Buckeye Country.
Today I'll be spending some time with the Ohio State Buckeyes, who will practice in pads this afternoon.
Pretty quiet offseason around here, right? The Buckeyes have dominated the news the past few weeks, as the NCAA investigates violations by coach Jim Tressel. Ohio State hopes its self-imposed punishment for Tressel -- a five-game suspension and a $250,000 fine -- will hold up, but it could be wishful thinking. Tressel last week promoted co-defensive coordinator/linebackers coach Luke Fickell to assistant head coach, and Fickell will handle Tressel's game-day responsibilities during the suspension.
There are so many storylines with Ohio State, and this would have been one of the more intriguing spring practices even before the Tressel revelations came to light. Ohio State needs to identify a starting quarterback, a starting running back, a starting left tackle and a No. 1 wide receiver for the first chunk of the season. Quarterback and receiver stand out to me as the two most challenging spots to fill. I'll be interested to see how signal-callers Joe Bauserman, Kenny Guiton, Taylor Graham and especially Braxton Miller are performing this spring. Miller, a heralded freshman who enrolled early, could put himself in the mix for immediate playing time with a strong showing in the next few weeks.
Other items I'll be tracking:
Running back: Ohio State has no shortage of candidates here. Rod Smith generated buzz during bowl practices, but he'll have to beat out Jordan Hall, Jaamal Berry and Carlos Hyde. The Buckeyes boast different types of backs and should be able to survive without the suspended Dan Herron.
Leadership: Tressel praised Terrelle Pryor and the other suspended players for their leadership during Sugar Bowl practice and through the winter program. That's a good sign, but Ohio State needs leaders who will be on the field from the get-go to guide the team in 2011. It's important for veterans like center Mike Brewster and safety Tyler Moeller to take charge.
Maintaining defensive excellence: Ohio State will go through some ups and downs on offense during the first five games, and we should expect a very conservative game plan with a new starting QB. The Buckeyes will look to win with classic TresselBall -- ironic, since Tressel won't be with them -- and excel with defense and special teams. You almost take for granted that Ohio State will churn out another top-10 defense, but the unit is replacing key players up front (Cameron Heyward, Dexter Larimore), at linebacker (Brian Rolle, Ross Homan) and in the secondary (Chimdi Chekwa, Devon Torrence, Jermale Hines).
Much more to come from C-Bus, so stay tuned.

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Do I really have alot of friends?? 22 Feb 2016 – Doodles
Do I really have alot of friends?? 22 Feb 2016
I have lot of things to say since its been a long time I haven’t wrote due to my exams. In this duration a lot has happened. I was invited to my friend’s sister’s wedding who is very close to me and is like my own sister, which was scheduled to be on next day of our last exam 11th of March. Me and my friends made plan to catch a bus in the evening of 10th of march, so that we could attend wedding as well as exam.
So we were planing about this wedding and the places we could visit since we were visiting Dang for wedding. Now time had come when we even started thinking of dosing this exam so we could visit Dang earlier than wedding day. so that we could rest from traveling and also help our sisters and family for wedding.
14th February, was here and since I am single I was enjoying my day with my friends we were done watching one movie and after snacking we were heading to box office to see if we could find ticket for another movie (which we didn’t get because it was a valentines day, so we did other fun stuff like playing lazer-tag and doing some karaoke). My phone rang and its was from my mom, who was in village from past 10 days with my elder brother and my father in search of bride for my brother.
I received the call and my mom said my brothers wedding was fixed on 11th of march which was on the same day. I got little cranky with my mom as it had been more than 2 weeks that I have informed her about my sister wedding and all my plans. so I asked her she couldn’t select any other date. she explained the bride family wants this wedding to happen as soon as possible as brides brother is going abroad for further study, I am having exam till 10th march and according to Hindu culture we cannot get married in month of Chaytra.
Now I was in trouble how do I say my sisters that I could not attend wedding in Dang as I have to attend my own brothers wedding on same day in Saptari, I was the one who was planning with all the friends about going to Dang so you can understand my dilemma.
Now we had no option but to divide our friends to attend both the wedding. I have been given a quota of certain number of friends that I could invite in wedding by my family. Since friends were divided it wont be any problem there are very less friends attending my brothers wedding I thought but still I have exceeded my quota given by my family and still there are number of friend that are expecting me to invite them and I dearly like to invite them.
Which got me on thought, Do I really have a lot of friends??
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reviews Clear all Ann LLevel Contributor18 reviews4 hotel reviews6 helpful votes “A very good hotel and excellent value for money ”Reviewed 13 March 2017 via mobileThis hotel is very conveniently placed for sightseeing Fort Worth. The room was perfectly adequate and the staff were friendly and helpful. The breakfasts were among the best we've had when they are complementary, it's not often you get freshly made biscuits! ( they also had fresh cookies and all day coffee in reception). The availability of a shuttle bus...More ReportHelpful?Thank Ann L bighouse33, Guest Relations Manager at Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Fort Worth, responded to this reviewDear Ann L,
experienced during your recent stay with us! We look...More NnnnhhhggagghysHurst, Texas1 review“Dirty”Reviewed 13 March 2017 Wind blew and made a loud turbulent noise outside my window all night, pillows were too small, room seemed as if it had never been cleaned. Would never stay here again. I would avoid this chain or hotel.Review collected in partnership with Country Inns & Suites By Carlson This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one.More ReportHelpful?Thank Nnnnhhhggagghys bighouse33, Guest Relations Manager at Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Fort Worth, responded to this reviewDear Nnnnhhhggagghys,
Thank you for sharing your experience, and I am so sorry to learn that we failed to meet your expectations of quality service and accommodations. I apologize if you did not feel that our housekeeping met your own standards of cleanliness, though our own standards are very high and include checking up to ensure that rooms are as...More mindyo352Pineville, Missouri“definitely stay again”Reviewed 2 March 2017 Review collected in partnership with Country Inns & Suites By Carlson This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one.More ReportHelpful?Thank mindyo352 bighouse33, Guest Relations Manager at Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Fort Worth, responded to this reviewMore jeanbM1483PHRichardton, United States“Great Pace at a Great Value”Reviewed 1 March 2017 Review collected in partnership with Country Inns & Suites By Carlson This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one.More ReportHelpful?Thank jeanbM1483PH bighouse33, Guest Relations Manager at Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Fort Worth, responded to this reviewMore Lori KLevel Contributor9 reviews“Comfy”Reviewed 28 February 2017 via mobileThis is a nice hotel. We were up graded to a bigger room when we checked in, which was great! The bed was king size and very comfortable. The breakfast was hot with different choices. The person at the front desk was helpfulMore ReportHelpful?Thank Lori K bighouse33, Guest Relations Manager at Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Fort Worth, responded to this reviewDear Lori K,
thrilled to hear of our success in this ambition. We are overjoyed to hear that you had a great time with us and we are looking forward to your next...More 455aldarHouston, United States“Definitely coming back to this hotel”Reviewed 26 February 2017 Review collected in partnership with Country Inns & Suites By Carlson This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one.More ReportHelpful?Thank 455aldar bighouse33, Guest Relations Manager at Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Fort Worth, responded to this reviewMore OliveBranchStIvesSt Ives, United KingdomLevel Contributor24 reviews6 hotel reviews2 helpful votes “If you want a good nights sleep stay somewhere else!”Reviewed 22 February 2017 Hotel was clean and tidy but tired in decor. The staff were average - they did nothing to exceed expectation during our stay. Sleep quality is very poor not due to the road noise but from the rail road, you hear the railroad warning horns constantly throughout the night. For our second night we purchased sleeping tables to get some...More ReportHelpful?1Thank OliveBranchStIves bighouse33, Guest Relations Manager at Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Fort Worth, responded to this reviewDear OliveBranchStIves,
I am terribly sorry to hear of your disappointment with our hotel. On behalf of our entire team, I would like to apologize for failing to exceed your expectations. Know that your voice is important to us and that we are working hard to address these issues and improve upon the guest experience. I hope that you will...More Lisa BPittsburg, Texas1 review“Not happy”Reviewed 21 February 2017 Our room was very dated miss marched furnishings and the bathroom was like a hospital bathroom. Nothing lavish or nice about it.
The funiture had alot of wear and the footstool even had a tear in it and the underneath was hanging out. Lobby was untidy. Very disappointed.Review collected in partnership with Country Inns & Suites By Carlson This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one.More ReportHelpful?Thank Lisa B bighouse33, Guest Relations Manager at Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Fort Worth, responded to this reviewDear Lisa B,
Thank you for this review of our hotel. We work very hard to ensure our facilities and service are superior and we strive to be the best hotel around. Your concerns regarding the level of cleanliness and outdated condition of the facility will be addressed accordingly. Allow me to apologize for any inconvenience these issues may have...More kgollihar5Abilene, TexasLevel Contributor13 reviews1 helpful vote “Mostly good”Reviewed 19 February 2017 via mobileWe went for a weekend for a birthday and valentines. I addressed that our toilet wasn't working. I told the front desk and they said they would get it fixed when we went to the Stockyards. It wasn't fixed and the room wasn't cleaned. The front desk guy one night kept saying he was going to kill himself because he...More ReportHelpful?1Thank kgollihar5 bighouse33, Guest Relations Manager at Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Fort Worth, responded to this reviewDear kgollihar5,
Thank you for taking the time to let us know how you enjoyed your stay with us! We are glad that you found the majority of your experience to be satisfactory. I do apologize for the inconvenience that you encountered with the toilet, though I'm very glad that this did not detract too much from your overall experience....More phylliss462Prairieview “remarkable experience. Felt like home”Reviewed 19 February 2017 Review collected in partnership with Country Inns & Suites By Carlson This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one. ReportHelpful?Thank phylliss462 bighouse33, Guest Relations Manager at Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Fort Worth, responded to this review
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Can we do it.....Yep we can!: Why it so hard to say YES?
Barb. March 21, 2011 at 5:20 PM
Sometimes letting people help does more for them than it does for you. We offer to help because we want to. It can be hurtful to be told no all the time.
You sound busy, FiL wants to help...why not let him.
Mel March 21, 2011 at 5:29 PM
Hi Barb, thanks for your comment, I do agree, sometimes letting people help gives them a huge kick, I know if I can help someone I feel great.
Yes FiL definitely wants to help, so maybe I just need to go with it and see what happens!


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The Stuyvesant Town Report: Statement from Tenants & Neighbors on TA/Brookfield Partnership
Statement from Tenants & Neighbors on TA/Brookfield Partnership
STATEMENT FROM TENANTS & NEIGHBORS ON STUYVESANT TOWN-PETER COOPER VILLAGE TENANT ASSOCIATION'S PARTNERSHIP WITH BROOKFIELD ASSET MANAGEMENT Maggie Russell-Ciardi, Executive Director of New York State Tenants & Neighbors, one of the city's largest tenant's rights groups, said: “Tenants & Neighbors believes in the power of tenant organizing. We know that, working together, tenants who live in housing that is at risk of loss of affordability can build consensus around an alternative vision for their building and then spearhead a campaign to make that vision a reality. We commend the tenant association on having taken their community’s future into their own hands and identified a tenant-endorsed preservation partner. There may still be a long and hard fight ahead to ensure that Stuyvesant Town Peter Cooper Village is preserved as affordable housing. But the tenants have both an incredible determination and the power that comes from intensive and relentless organizing and mobilizing- as was made evident by their historic victory in the Roberts case - and we have every confidence that they will continue to succeed. We support them as they strive to ensure that their building is taken out of the speculative market and instead preserved as decent, affordable housing for the long term.”
I wonder what the Met Council on Housing would say?
"We support them as they strive to ensure that their building is taken out of the speculative market and instead preserved as decent, affordable housing for the long term.”Did I miss something? I didn't see this included in the TA plan. Just a condo flip-flop scheme.
LOL. Yes, if the TA plan would have as its goal in the conversion the preservation of "decent, affordable housing for the long term," then I'm all for the plan!
Delusional and out of their freaking minds! Last I heard, there was 10% preserved as affordable housing, with NO INDICATION of who was going to own those units, and using WHAT means test to make sure that the needy were obtaining those apartments. It is all a lot of hot air so far.
Maybe if the TA's plans and actions were more transparent this deal would not smell so bad. But then again, it would!
So now the Tenants & Neighbors are selling out? Everybody is out to get you, right? Don't worry, you will get to live out your last days here, so stop your whining. This is SO much better a plan than what we have now. Two tenants organizations thinks so. Seriously, at this point, if there is nothing you can do personally to make it better, e.g., run for TA, then you need to move. You will never be happy here.
Note to TA: With all due respect, it does sound like a lot of blah blah blah. April 2012 you plan to propose this to CW? It sounds like a lot of nonsense. Sorry. I don't think it's serious and I don't believe CW would even entertain a sale to us.IMO
the plan that the TA proposed sounds good-those who want to buy can otherwise those who don't won't---the alternative is someone ELSE will buy---and the same old games of trying to get tenants out will happen again
Or maybe Tenants and Neighbors is being realistic. If we don't try to buy Stuy Town from the bondholders, they will sell it to another Tishman Speyer and how much affordable housing will there be then? A conversion plan is the only way to keep this a middle-class community. We should be embracing the Tenants Association proposal.
I absolutely agree with Whopper. A non-eviction condo conversion is the only hope we have. Bravo to the TA. Anon 10:10 mentioned something about a flip/flop scheme, what exactly do you mean? There are controls in place in the event people attempt to do that. Anon 10;12 metioned that CW would never accept the offer....well why not? It will be approximatlely a 3 billion dollar offer backed by Brookfield. Could you please explain how it's "not serious."
Lesser of two evils gets my vote.1==== another TS, or worse2==== us, as owners. yeah, i'll choose us.
I've posed these questions more than once and haven't gotten a single response. If the TA and Brookfield become the new owners why would they be any different than a Tishman Speyer or a CW Capital? Is the TA going to spit money out their arses to pay the expenses to run and continuously maintain the old equiptment? Is the TA just that superior to all the other wanna be owners at money management that they would be able to grossly overpay for an asset and still be able to keep costs down? I thought they never did something like this before but yet now they hold themselves out as experts, how did they become experts at running a place this large with a seriously divided tenancy when they never did this before? What is their (the TA)current budget that they have this expertise? Exactly what percentage of tenants are currently dues paying members of the TA anyway? Why should anyone listen to them if they only legitimately represent a tiny fraction of tenants? Just maybe they will find themselves in the same position as Tishman and CW and would need to raise additional capital to keep the place running. So then instead of mean old Tishman you have mean old TA (and Brookfield), only now the people of the "community" will be all divided and at each others throats (Midtown East and all the litigation and physical confrontations that took place in a conversion a fraction of this size) comes to mind immediately. In no way shape or form does the TA plan preserve middle class affordable housing. The Gueterman plan does more for middle class affordable housing than the TA plan does. Therefore, I find the T&N statement to be little more than payback by the Tenants and Neighbors group for the support the TA has given them in the past. I have sent money to Tenants and Neighbors in the past but that stops now, and just as I was getting ready to send out my year end charitible contributions too. Oh, well their loss. I encourage others to stop supporting anyone who backs the TA on this plan, either finanacially (The TA or Tenants and Neighbors) or with their votes (Garodnick, Stringer, Kavanaugh, Maloney, Quinn.etc.) until they realize that the majority is against either plan.
Question: If the place does go condo, will you be able to switch apts or you have to buy the one your in?
You will be able to buy the one you're in, though the TA is looking into the other possibility, too.
Re: above comment on small fraction being represented...are you speaking of those of us who wish to buy/ not buy?we've been here 14 years. I don't know any one who doesn't want to buy their apartment.
@ anon December 14, 2011 10:42 AMPlease note that Midtown East is a Mitchell-Lama where tenants paid a pittance for their apartments, and a conversion would mean a huge windfall for a lot of people, a totally different scenario than in ST/PCV.In the meantime, it's kind of pointless at this time to discuss things that don't really exist on paper yet, but I would encourage everyone to give the TA input when they seek it from residents, as they have said they would do building surveys to gain insight into residents intentions and needs. All this bashing and thrashing serves no point except to confuse the issue. The damage (in terms of Met's $5.4 billion dollar windfall) has already been done, and everyone is just bailing water right now. The key will be to negotiate a purchase price that is reasonable. If "reasonable" can't be accomplished, then there will be little choice for those of limited means.I'm interested to see what happens come April.
we've been here 14 years. I don't know any one who doesn't want to buy their apartment.That's odd...I've been here 50+ years and I don't know a single person who would even entertain buying their apartment.
"The damage (in terms of Met's $5.4 billion dollar windfall) has already been done, and everyone is just bailing water right now. The key will be to negotiate a purchase price that is reasonable. If "reasonable" can't be accomplished, then there will be little choice for those of limited means."The funny thing, as I see it, is that the people who DO buy could be hurt even worse! If you pay up to buy an "albatross," you are on the hook for the expenses. The people that are not able to afford to buy in may actually come off better in the end. The P&L for this place will have to be analyzed very carefully. Then add 20% and you'll get to a number that represents what it is really going to cost to run the place. Anyone that disagrees doesn't know "Boo!" ;)
Poster at 12:47 pm: I don't want to buy my apartments and several of my neighbors have expressed the same sentiment. The place is too old, too run down and would be a money pit.
@anonymous December 14, 2011 2:38 PMThey won't be hurt if the property is purchased at a sustainable price and how the deal is structured, but that remains to be seen. Right now, we don't know anything to really base any sort of intelligent decision on.We all realize that if the TA had won a 4.5 billion dollar bid, we would all be shirtless right now. I really think people have their eyes wide open after seeing all the carnage of the past 6 years.
Opposite for us and our friends here and neighbors. All say the y want to buy and buy now.Some even talk about buying two.I"M not kidding. I"m not saying what i want at this point. Pointless as it's just talk.
It was already mentioned that there will be only one apartment purchase per lessee. I also have got nothing but positive feedback from my neighbors regarding the prospect of purchasing our apartments: this includes the very senior tenants who would like to leave it to their children eventually.Actually, I haven't talked to anyone who simply dismissed the prospect out of hand. Certainly, any elderly tenant with no family might choose to remain a renter I suppose.
I've talked with my neighbors. All of us on the floor but one want to buy.
To the person who blogged that the "lesser of two evils" is tenant owenership. The only tenants that will own are those who buy the condos. Brookfield will own the apartments of the rest of us. People who want to "buy, buy buy" as another blogger mentioned are in a different income category than mine-I guess they would be upper middle class. I know we aren't able to know the numbers, but something costing $500,000 give or take might as well be a million for many of us. This is not "affordable" housing.
I've talked with my neighbors too. All are MR tenants. Said they wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole. Would cost too much; maintenance would be in the stratosphere; buildings are too old and crappy; much better apartments can be bought even in Manhattan for what the cost would be here. Also, ironically, they don't want to live in a dorm/transient community because the students and hotel guests sure as hell wouldn't want to buy.
Who said 500,000? where on earth did you get that number?
anon 10:33 got the inside info on the pricing, and in the process ruined my dream of home ownership. I wish he wouldn't have let the cat out of the bag! I too cannot afford $500,000 or "there abouts". I wonder if the intel that anon 11:10 procured will be accurate if, somehow, the prices are a bit less than $500,000. I wonder if a market rater would continue paying $4000 a month in rent when they could own it with the carrying charges being a little over half that. I mean, I'm just dreaming of course as we all now know the prices will be $500,000 per unit (or therabouts). Of course, $500,000 would be for a stuytown one bedroom on avenue c, imagine what a 3 bedroom in peter cooper is going to be.......millions!
WELLL..... WE Have had a great rent for years on our place. we pay less than 1500 for 2 BR. this has allowed me to save quite a bundle to be honest, and i'll put 150k on a 500k mortgage. i figure it'll be close to 2500 or so a month to own my own piece of manhattan.i can't wait. and yes, i'd take two if they let me.
Which are going to be $500,000? one br or two? stuy or pcv?
WELLL..... WE Have had a great rent for years on our place. we pay less than 1500 for 2 BR. this has allowed me to save quite a bundle to be honest, and i'll put 150k on a 500k mortgage. i figure it'll be close to 2500 or so a month to own my own piece of manhattan.i can't wait. and yes, i'd take two if they let me.Give me your contact information because there is no way I would purchase mine and I'll let you have it for a good price since you are guaranteed to lose your shirt, just on the maintenance fees.
Some random opinions:The affordable housing aspect died when MetLife sold the place for $5 plus billion. Where were the politicians then? A few apartments may be preserved as such but the investors can't get paid back without mr. market.The buildings are in reasonable shape but engineering reports are needed. I've lived in plenty worse.The average outstanding loan balance per apartment is approx. $275,000. Reasonable for a sale conversion - to condo or coop, but tough to justify to a non-conversion buyer. I think the only way out of this for the current owners or a buyer is to convert the place.Somebody has to step up to the plate and try and negotiate on behalf of the current tenants - who else but the TA? They've done a good job of engaging the local politicians.The tenants can't buy the place without the help of a deep pocketed investor. There will likely be many tenants that decide not to buy - somebody has to have the resources to "carry" those units at a loss and to manage this large place. A condo conversion is the safest for individual tenants - let's wait and see what the sale price is and loan terms,etc. before getting worked up....if it doesn't work for most of us the whole plan will fall apart. Brookfield isn't stupid enough to take on say 80% of the apartments as rentals - I suspect we will be offered a pretty enticing deal.
Under any plan, as the rental apartments vacate they'll all be sold at market rate. In 20 years this place will change; it's unstoppable.There's a legal requirement that 15% of existing tenants must indicate an willingness to buy for a plan to be accepted. The greatest incentive for any developer is to eliminate competition through any means (like getting the TA endorsement & political endorsements) and to work things so that the apartment prices get them as close to a 15% tenant buy-in as possible so they can sell the rest of the apts at market rate as the vacate (the more apts they have to sell at market rate, the more money they make). The only power the tenants have is to influence and somewhat control how the buyer voting occurs. Without that kind of discussion and control, the voting might go like this: Plan A (higher price) - 18% indicate they will buy; Plan B (lower price) - 40% indicate they will buy. Plan B benefits more tenants, but Plan A will render more money to the developer so he offers more money to CW. So CW chooses Plan A. But if tenants KNOW how to control their vote, then the voting goes like this: Plan A gets 5% buy-in and Plan B gets 40% buy-in. This way CW has to go with Plan B because Plan A doesn't meet the 15% buy-in legal requirement.Right now the TA Board & Garodnick are not enabling sufficient communication & discussion. Terrible process!!!


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