More biodiversity. Why should Monsanto have all the fun?
Oh, and more Applegate Farms Sunday bacon. I don't have a photo of it because I ate it so quickly. But to give you an idea of how delicious it is, here's a quote from the package: "Sunday Bacon. The Bacon for Those Who Seek." Detailed explanations follow. If they put that much care into the package copy, you can imagine what kind of genius goes into the final product. Anyway, in my book, bacon rocks out bigtime.
Here's what I don't want on Mother's Day (or any day, actually) -
More tabloids. If the tabloids would all just disappear, I might have to read something with actual worth and substance while on the elliptical trainer at the gym.
More Odious TV programming.What if there was no more Fear Factor, or My Super Sweet 16, or Elimidate, or MTV Road Rules? Wow. What wouldn't I give.
More cathedral sized chain stores along Route 3. Maybe there are those who think 45,000,000 Bed, bath and Beyonds are still not enough. But I actually have enough bead-filled neck rolls and mass-produced green tea aromatherapy candles, thanks.
And what about you? What would you like more of, or less of, on Mother's Day, or any day?
I want Partnership Montclair to obey the most basic terms of courtesy in email and not SPAM me with campaign communication.
I assume today's message from David Grill comes by way of the re-use of Joyce Michaelson's constituent communication email address book. A resident who has enrolled on that list might desire Michaelson's updates, given she is a serving official.
To use it for other purposes, i.e., for the slate's campaigning, is a breach of courtesy and a departure from commonly accepted professional protocol.
So if what you see is what you get, expect self-serving breaches of professionalism and discourtesy from the Partnership Montclair slate.
Leave my email alone!!!