Follow along as I post pics of the Postal Station Remodel at the Summit Point Entrance.

Alright everyone, we hardly spent any money on snow this year so yes it is time to picnic. I remember when we used to have a spring fling in the park with activities and yard sales. How about  we take the savings and have a picnic with hot dogs, hamburgers and people bringing a covered dish. I can bring my DJ equipment and have music, talent contest and dancing. We can raise money by selling tables for a yard sale. We can have a contest to give away an Ipod (must be present to win). We can set up a booth with info about Tuscawilla. We could have a bark in the park and show off our pets. If you are interested or would want to volunteer leave a comment and Ideas and I can bring it up at the next citizens meeting.

Steve

Never make a promise you can’t keep. Not even to yourself. It has been awhile since writing the last post but summer did go by fast. Now that it is Fall and getting cooler it’s time to think about leaves and winterizing everything.

I see paving going on in the neighborhood I hope they finish soon and I read in the Newsletter that the board will be getting a dumpster for yard waste. That is great news.

I’m still confused on which day is Holloween in the neighborhood because most people will show up on the 31st. 

Well I will try to blog during the Holidays when I’m stuck inside from the Snow. See ya in the neighborhood.

Steve

Wow time goes by fast. I didn’t know how much a commitment blogging is. I don’t see how people can do it every day. I guess I will have to put forth a better effort. If I care about my neighborhood then it shouldn’t't be an effort just second nature. I will make a promise to myself to do better the rest of the year.

 Steve.

Hi folks, it’s been a while since I made a post, but I would like to give you the correct web address for the Reserve Study that was mentioned in the letter from PMP.  I will post the Study on the Citizens Association website at www.tuscawillahills.org.

Three hundred dollars, boy that’s gonna hurt, but if we want better roads we will have to grin and bear it.  (see my post on No Money).

After the Holidays I hope to post more often, have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Steve.

 I worked at the National Wildlife Federation in Vienna, Va.  for 10 years before moving to their Distribution Center in Winchester Va. where I worked for another 10 years. In August of 2006 they decided to close down the Distribution Center and lay everyone off. I was able to hang on until February until they pushed me out the door.

 Only 2 days later I got a call from the Loudoun County Court House with a job offer. I love my new job. I am the Information Technology Specialist. I get to help everyone in the Clerks office with any computer problems or solutions. Everyone is very nice and helpful, I hope to be there for a very long time.

The only thing I don’t like is the commute to Leesburg. Rt 9 can be a bear sometimes. I will talk about my commute and offer some solutions in the Commuting Page. What are some of your complaints or solutions?

   Seems like that is what we are hearing everywhere we go nowadays. I was looking at the Summer Newsletter on tuscawillahills.org and that’s what some of the articles are saying. So what do we do? We need money to fix the roads, cut the grass and plow the snow, it’s gotta come from some where. That some where is you and me. Raise the road fund!! NO.

We have to at some point, a little at a time so it does not hurt those on fixed income. The community voted earlier in the year not to but the neighborhood just isn’t gonna survive if we don’t. Believe me I don’t wanna pay more.

So what if we get together and come up with some Ideals to help raise money for the Road Fund. Yes, those who are delinquent should pay up but it still is not enough.

If you have some Ideals on how to raise money let me know by posting a comment.

  Welcome to the Tuscawilla Hills blog site. I will be posting text and video blogs here in the future. Feel free to post a comment, I would love to hear your thoughts on Tuscawilla. Check out some of the Pages in the menu to the left, I will be updating them as I can. If you were looking for the Tuscawilla Hills Citizens Association Website click here.