As a "little old lady," I can tell you that she was truly distressed about
the condition of her stoop, as I would be too if I saw signs of change.  If
you live in a house for MANY years one day you look at something and it
doesn't look the same as it did when it was new, so there must be something
WRONG with it.  I hope the fellow you refered her to was able to "fix" her
problem.  Ruth


At 12:36 PM -0500 1/23/10, Gabriel Orgrease wrote:
>The sidewalk lady started out as a potential business lead from an
>associate in our industry. The result was 1. that we got a pretty good
>story, 2. we now question any references from associates who do not
>investigate the leads that they pass on (we try to ask more questions
>before we say yes), and 3. we managed to extricate ourselves from
>further involvement with the sidewalk lady.
>
>Orgrease Crankbait: The Sidewalk Lady http://bit.ly/87lIEy

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