The Muppet Show: garbage sinner and faeces in the raised bed
My contact with the property management has so far been limited to the repeated request to finally attach my name on the mailbox and to send me my key card for the dump -container.
I would not have expected that the waste separation would become number one in the number one dispute. While most agenda points were acknowledged with nods, they caused a lively discussion. In addition to the question « Who takes care of it? » Above all, the focus was on a concern: Who constantly throws stuff into the bio bin that doesn’t belong there? « Either se wëllen et net, or se sense commy wéi d’Aarflächer! », A gentleman got up and caused an audible laugh on my part.
Should the neighbors see how I conscientiously separate my dirt.
The majority seem to agree: « We have to install cameras! » We couldn’t decide anything because there were not enough people present, but that should be right for me.
The camera itself, if it comes, I don’t care. Should the neighbors see how I conscientiously separate my waste. Only the thought that there is evidence of my « I clear the dirt away » look annoys me. As a rule, I first make sure that I don’t meet anyone. Then I shuffle relaxed, mostly with uncomed hair, in jogging pants or pajamas and my great purple Birkis through the basement.
Eco bags instead of suitcases: How the « Cactus » revolutionizes the hand luggage
On another topic, I preferred to switch off internally because it reminded too much of the Muppet Show. On the side I noticed that it is about the raised beds in the courtyard, which are currently only fertilized by the free -range cats, i.e. my fluff -loves. I can only say: If this is our main worries, we are really well.
From the life of the LW journalists
The “gazettchen” is an informal column in which the authors legally tell about their everyday experiences or even give an insight into their thoughts. This has a long tradition: On December 3, 1946, an opinion with the title « Today » appears for the first time at the top of the side left on the first local side in the « Luxemburger Word ». On January 13, 1971, the « Gazettchen », which has been extremely popular with readers, then became the « gazette », which has kept its Premium-Platz in Luxembourg’s top-class daily newspaper to this day and across all layout.
