Can we all agree that the trash-men are not hired for their personal appearances...they have to be physically fit and can "pick things up and put them down" to quote a national gym chain. My trash man needs a shave.

Wednesday may be trash pick up day where you live...our services are on any day your teenager leaves a bag of trash out over night. Some my think this level of service is to be applauded...in reality it requires excessive additional clean-up.

We have some funny looking landscapers...who also could use a shave.

The catering staff was late for the lunch spread...It is hard to find good people these days.

It not bad enough that the staff is less than efficient...but then the commute to work...is a ZOO !!

....All above photo taken at my home, some of the staff were hired under the table as they are not able to produce a green card or a valid social security number. BUT THEY WORK FOR PEANUTS - So what the heck.


Living were the air is clean and the neighbors need a shave...I love New Hampshire.

Steve Loynd profile photo           

                                                                                                                                                                              Your-White Mountain New Hampshire real Estate Expert

                    steve@alpinelakes.com toll free 800-926-5653 /cell 603-381-7898

                        MLS search and Realtor web site: www.alpinelakes.com

                         My outside Blog: www.steveswhitemountainblog.com

                    Lincoln NH &  Local interest site: www.localism.com/nh/lincoln

    Grafton County NH MLS search

 
Post is included in group: Diary of a Realtor
Post is included in group: New England Professionals
Post is included in group: White Mountains of NH
Post is included in group: AR Comedy Club
Post is included in group: New Hampshire - Real Estate and Life in The Granite State!

20 Comments on The Trash man needs a shave

JUL
26
526,788 Points 46 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

Steve, this was a wonderful way to start the day.  I thought you'd be showing photos of some dude sporting that weird style of perpetual 3 day growth...this was much better.
5:00am • #1
878,969 Points 75 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Steve it looks like you caught the big guy in the act! I hope your summer is going well and you are making lots of sales.
5:09am • #2
566,020 Points 6 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp

Steve, your pictures remind me of home!!  I grew up in northern Ontario and critters like yours were regular visitors to our yard.  These are some great shots, thanks for sharing.
5:12am • #3
801,937 Points 43 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog Hit Router Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Mona...We actually have to bring our own trash to the town dump - and the guys that work there could all use a shave.

Bill...the Black Bears are every where this summer...I hope your season is going well too.
5:23am • #4
476,767 Points 15 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

LOL!!  Great title.  It got me to your blog for a quick read.!

 
5:57am • #5
352,207 Points 29 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

Good morning Steve - great photos, but, holy smokes, where do you live?!?!! Here in NJ, the wildest creature we commonly see is a squirrel! Thanks for the chuckle!
6:10am • #6
352,207 Points 29 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

Good morning Steve - great photos, but, holy smokes, where do you live?!?!! Here in NJ, the wildest creature we commonly see is a squirrel! Thanks for the chuckle!
6:17am • #7
1,120,616 Points 102 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

not a zoo, they aren't in cages, you live in wild adventure park.
6:19am • #8
801,937 Points 43 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog Hit Router Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Tammy...My nosy neighbors actually use there noses...for more than snooping.
6:47am • #9
236,572 Points 1 Featured Post Called Shot Master

I  know people who would give all they have to live in an area like yours.
11:32am • #10
304,947 Points 10 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Steve - I guess the black bears are starting to migrate south. Did your mother spot the one that was on the Cape? According to the environmental police, we have several in our area, but I have yet to spot one.
12:15pm • #11
782,394 Points 38 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Very funny post....not so funny to run into that bear though!  I know you are used to seeing them, but I would freak out!
1:16pm • #12
801,937 Points 43 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog Hit Router Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Judy...I did hear about the "CapeBear" fish and game some times traps these guys and take them 50 miles away...they find there way back...hey if there is good hunting they like to stay around.
1:52pm • #13
801,937 Points 43 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog Hit Router Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Sharon...The bears I take the pictures through the window...moose are just big dumb horses in the wild, they don't care too much when your near (unless they have babies).
1:54pm • #14
1,406,468 Points 54 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

My in-laws down the road have been having a problem with a bear cub and their bird feeders.  We take them in every night.
2:28pm • #15
1,362,470 Points 245 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Steve he would look better with a shave, so you need to give him one.  Make sure you come back and write a blog to tells us now it went ........... LOL
3:38pm • #16
801,937 Points 43 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog Hit Router Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Bill I have had to put my feeders away.
5:36pm • #17
494,083 Points 75 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

I heart bears.  I just wouldn't choose to fight one.
7:59pm • #18
JUL
27
801,937 Points 43 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog Hit Router Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Mr. Sardi...The fox, deer, moose, and beaver, are no issue...I stay away from the Bears and the Coyote...they are not very friendly.
7:19am • #19
AUG
03
134,858 Points 1 Featured Post Outside Blog

Hello Steve, thanks for the laugh on your post. Please, join our group on LinkedIn, ‘REO Institute’. We share Real Estate information regarding market trends, Short Sales, BPOs, REOs, OREs, BOVs, ideas, Education/Training, and Commercial Education. We value you your comments, ideas, and opinions about the Real Estate Industry. Thanks, James
8:19am • #21


What does the graphic say?
Leave a response…

(optional)
Spam Prevention:
 
Profile%20sized Rainmaker_large

Steve Loynd/ 800-926-5653, White Mountains NH

Lincoln, NH

More about me…

Steve Loynd, Alpine Lakes Real Estate Inc., Loon Mt, NH.

Address: 7 Linwood Plaza, Box 1135, Lincoln, NH, 03251

Office Phone: (800) 926-5653 x 11

Cell Phone: (603) 381-7898

Email Me

<!-- Facebook Badge START -->Steve Loynd

Create Your Badge<!-- Facebook Badge END -->
Visit Short Sale Superstars

Steve Loynd on Zillow


Listings

Links

Archives

RSS 2.0 Feed for this blog

Find NH real estate agents and Lincoln real estate on ActiveRain.