Re: Bohemian Brahma in ?

[Robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

 > From: Lara Gavigan <http://www.yahoo.com/~td_quigley>
 > Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2003 18:40:21 -0700 (PDT)
 >
 > Hello dear hippies,
 >  
 > Despite relentless yearnings for unadulterated air, the re-invocation of 
 > bartering and the ready availability of arame at every Store 24, my husband 
 > and I have decided to stay in Boston a few years longer. While we both agree 
 > that money (and Kissinger) are the root of all viparyaya and would prefer to 
 > be as far away from the United Fruit Company as possible, MT and I feel that 
 > buying a home in  might bring our dream of graduate studies in 
 > Esperanto a little closer.

Esperanto, huh?  Anyway, I agree with the sentiments.

 > We'd like to take a peek at your place.

I'll be showing the place at 6:30PM tonight.  It's located at:




It's a cul-de-sac off of Shepard St. near Union St.  It's a white house
surrounded by a bluish fence (which appears from Shepard St.).

If you cannot make it, e-mail me again tomorrow and we'll arrange
something.

 > If you could tell us more about your home (including location)

It's a pretty basic house, actually.  And it probably needs some work
(depending on your level of tolerance -- I guess we're pretty tolerant
'cause we have continued to live through all the problems :-).  After you
gander a look, I can give you the big list of the problems that I know
about.

 > and indicate 
 > what hours are most convenient for you, perhaps we could arrange a viewing?

Yes, please e-mail me tomorrow and we'll set something up.  You cannot
believe how many people are interested in this place.  I didn't know that
many people knew about craigslist, let alone actually read it.

 > Looking forward to hearing from your like-souled selves soon.
 >  
 > Plant trees, not Bushes,

I concur.

 > sincerely,
 >  
 > Lara Gavigan.