I grew up in the Linda Pollin Memorial Housing Projects. First of all, I did not know that it was built in memory of Abe Pollin's daughter. In fact, I didn't even know the name, Abe Pollin. I was a child, so I thought it was just a name given to the apartments. At the time, my siblings and I had no idea that we lived in a housing project. Well, the complex had a swimming pool, and the grounds were well kept. Also, it didn't resemble the well known surrounding projects like Valley Green , Condon Terrace , or Wahler Place . The manager was Ms. Royster who was sort of a no-nonsense type of landlord based on the conversations I heard from grownups. However, she seemed nice; plus, we all played with and knew her son, John. Well, although Mr. Pollin passed away back in 2009, I would still like to thank him for building the "LP" as we used to call it. When I became old enough to learn that it was built by Mr. Pollin to honor his ...
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N.B. Your maturity preceeds you. I do think u a lil on the mature side hee hee I stand corrected :)
Okay, "mature" is just another word to describe an aging man. :) That's cool. I'll be an O.G.
You should've seen me back in the day with my Summer white uniform. I always kept my shoes polished like glass and I never failed inspection. :)
Stephen-
I'll have to take you wanting to hook me up with Sumeeta as a high compliment because I think that I know how you feel about her. So, thanks.
Nikki-
I like the snow. I like it as long as I am equipped to handle it (gloves, boots, coat, etc.). I just enjoy the Seasons in general.
Stay warm Groove.
Yes, they do look powerful and very life like. You should visit them whenever you're in downtown DC.
Yeah, I've done the drive by "bird" at the White House mansion. Way to go, bro!