I feel bad for these people. The news story I saw did not explain if they knew they were the first buyers for that building, or if existing owners have since forclosed or sold. If they knew going in that they were first, they should have known there was no guarantee in this economy that other buyers would follow. Also, advertising that the building is empty on the news is not going to help prevent future intruders!
The details of the story reveal that there were two condos, and for some reason everyone was able to move into the other one, but some problem with these people's mortgage won't allow a "swap."
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Haiku poems (and all poetry, really) should be fun to write. I wouldn't get hung up on perfection--that's what revisions are for, if you really feel you need to improve upon your original work. The beauty of the haiku poem is that the short format allows you to write a complete poem quickly, and syllable limitations lead to unexpected word choices. Traditional haiku poems focus on nature, but you can write awesome haiku poems on anything from your messy kitchen to your adorable toddler to your mom's lasagna if you feel like it! A twist ending is also a feature of more traditional haiku poems, which is a great way to add comedy to your haiku. Give it a try! Haiku poems written for or about your loved ones also make great gifts! All fun and games, in my opinion!
I feel bad for these people. The news story I saw did not explain if they knew they were the first buyers for that building, or if existing owners have since forclosed or sold. If they knew going in that they were first, they should have known there was no guarantee in this economy that other buyers would follow. Also, advertising that the building is empty on the news is not going to help prevent future intruders!
ReplyDeleteThe details of the story reveal that there were two condos, and for some reason everyone was able to move into the other one, but some problem with these people's mortgage won't allow a "swap."
ReplyDeleteIt would be kind of creepy!
Oh, wow, what a strange situation. A perfect situation to haiku about, though. And the 'Home Alone' photo is a nice touch!
ReplyDeleteCreepy comparison to the Shining! I wouldn't want to live there either.
ReplyDeleteYeah, if I were them, I'd prefer the Home Alone reference!
ReplyDeleteI think there's one in Philadelphia like that -- or was. A tad creepy!
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