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here they go again - why take my lillies? we should get a camera to see who steals the flowers from my buildings' planter, outside of a Soho fashion shop. What gives? Maybe the 8th time? See the dirt aea? that is where a white bell flower and a pink one with green edging used to flourish, full and blooming, as you see the others, or maybe since they spill over the edge you don't see all from this angle. Drag.

See the beautiful blue hydrangea? it lasted just through Easter, then someone stole them, and filled the hole by re-locating our tulip. Nasty. It was expensive for us and was meant to enhance our shop's entryway, where the planter stands. These flowers make everyone's trip pleasant, and stealing them for private use is deeply mean spirited, and should be vigorously stopped. They were taken between 3 and 6 on a busy Saturday. Who saw that? who is doing this?

the drivers honk all day, they get no where, there is just lots of other people crossing Manhattan on streets who should be using the Verrazano Bridge from Long Island to New Jersey, but they'd rather save the, what, $12? so they sit in traffic. so they get esasperated at the long wait. whose fault is that? why do we residents have to endure this? ! ?

This is 5pm Thanksgiving and the drivers going west to the tunnel have lined up along Broome St and impatiently honked incessantly one leaves off as the nest starts up, since about 9 this morning. SHown, they block the grid: green light, but North bound car cannot cross them. PEDESTRIANS have to weave through tight knit of cars. The driver of one was texting and when he sensed the traffic move DID'NT LOOK UP WHILE HE RELEASED THE BRAKE AND STARTED ROLLING FORWARD, which would have HIT ME crossing with the light, except that I was on the lookout and dodged successfully. THIS IS DANGEROUS! You would not live like this - why make us???

The many stem pink lily I planted last week, STOLEN before they opened; not before the already flowering three dark blue HYACINTHS were STOLEN; you do not see them in this planter, because they were taken overnight, or late afternoon. Was it some New Jersey driver angry and bored by the gridlock caused from so many drivers avoiding the one-way toll on the Verrazano bridge? is there a serial thief in the neighborhood?

This was not done by a passing truck, it is on the sidewalk side, looks just like the ripped branches on two other Soho sites, as if someone hung onto it and pulled it back until it tore the limb.

Eight cyclamen flowering plants stolen at night from my buildings planter after I had just replaced the previous stolen group.

After I have worked to make our building's Soho planter pleasant with flowers, someone steal them.