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MONTGOMERY MUTUAL orders RESIDENT TO REMOVE HOLIDAY DECORATIONS

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Richard Saunders
5 years ago

I saw the decorations last night. I was curious to see what the uproar was about. Yes, I can understand why some might think it's a bit unusual, but this is, after all, the Holiday season. I found it to be perfectly acceptable and a welcome addition to that mutual. I believe the display should be allowed to remain there. If the mutual wants some of the lights dimmed at a reasonable time each evening or expect that it should be taken down for the season (by an agreed upon date) after the holidays, that might be a good compromise. But to not allow the resident to display these items at all (prior to the holidays) seems a bit dictatorial to me.

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Phyllis Levine
5 years ago

Please rescind your order to remove holiday decorations

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Ruth Gutstein
5 years ago

It's a piece of Disneyland in one's backyard. I see no harm in it for the holiday season and appreciate its ecumenical character.

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Malvina Brown
5 years ago

Several varied rays of sunshine, giggles, and happiness, what’s wrong with that, Someone- get a life! Thanks Carol for the joy you have brought us!!

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Elaine Diefenderfer
5 years ago

Happy Holidays! Lights and Cheer! Reminds me of Sparky's Christmas House in Bethlehem, Pa. where I grew up. We all need all our favorite memories.

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Sandy Zimmet
5 years ago

For me and many of my neighbors, the holiday lights and decorations have taken on a greater significance during this pandemic time. They bring on nostalgic feelings that are both comforting and calming and remind us of some of life's happiest times. Please don't take that away!

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Carole Harris
5 years ago

Sorry. Not a 1st amendment issue - just an issue with the footage used, not the sentiment. Anne and Chuck, we NEED this display, don't we? Lol. Footage be damned (for just a while). :-)

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Carole Harris
5 years ago Featured

I definitely understand why there have to be rules in this community, but we are human beings and NOT robots --- so let's be a little more human now and opt on the side of joy and love. We need it more now than ever. People bring their children, grandchildren, friends, neighbors and dogs to see this display and the smiles are soooooo worth it.

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Judith L Rosenthal
5 years ago

As long as the electrical connections are safe, what's the problem. We can all use a little joy this season, especially! All rules have exceptions.....this is one that should be made.

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Ruth Steinbrecher
5 years ago

It's too bad that such petty meanspiritedness raises its ugly head and appears to be tolerated ni . It diminishes Leisure World's quality of life.

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Phil Roark
5 years ago

Joy to the world

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MiMi Vitol
5 years ago Featured

Living directly behind Carol has been a Holiday Treat. So many of us get excited and enjoy her seasonal display. She takes us back to our childhood days where all children delight seeing the decorations. Now it is our grandchildren and we "the young at heart" who together enjoy her decorations.

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Suzanne Walker
5 years ago

Carol's Holiday Display Is A Joy Filled Delight For All To Share During These Crushing Times. I Thank You !

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Teresa Miller
5 years ago

What can a few days of light hurt? We have all had a long hard year and it might last for awhile longer. Enjoy the happiness and smiles and joy that this can give us.

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Anne Marie and Chuck Martinez
5 years ago

Hey, what happened to our First Amendment???????????

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Rose Kelly
5 years ago

I’m thankful for Carol’s decorations. My Grandchildren loved them since not many people are decorating these days.

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Anne Lafferty
5 years ago

That display looks great. Please allow it to stay up. (In case it's relevant, I'm a Montgomery Mutual resident.)

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Charles Crawford
5 years ago

What the...?? Did they all have bad childhoods? It's riduculous! The display looks great, Carol!

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Cynthia McGreevy
5 years ago

I live directly across the courtyard from the holiday display and I really love the lights. After the year we have all endured, we deserve to have something special to enjoy; especially the grandchildren. Just let it be.

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s katzman
5 years ago

stop the busy body Montgomery Mutual BOD grinches who have nothing better to do than power trip.