Lincoln Woods Apartments

"To Stacey Sweet, With a name sweet, a stinging rebuke. Your name reminds me of that old saying you catch more…. OUCH!!! People will complain about paradise; and throw big words around! Caveat emptor?! I had to look that up, that’s how dumb I am. I would have just said “research what you buy”. I use the train as a signal of getting up and getting to bed and there is something refreshing about a train, just my opinion. The train runs through the backyard of Million dollar homes all across America. Donelon’s I wouldn’t shop there: it reminds me of a corner bodega on the upper west side of riverside drive. It’s very convenient, just not the greatest prices. I shop on Hanscom AF base which is conveniently located; which reminds me, multi millionaires live right on the incoming approach of Hanscom airport (commercial/military); Imagine that air traffic and fuel dump?! So when I listen to planes, trains and automobiles it is a pleasure to be alive; which I teach my son gratitude every day. I’ve been around nightmares and describing the clang of a train as a “nightmare” befuddles me. My biggest frustration with your assessment of Lincoln Woods is the Management and especially the engineers who work they’re hardest to keep a 120 something odd complex up, running and looking so orderly. I would say beautiful, but they cut down too many trees. I understand why, but that doesn’t mean I have to like it. Siding will be done and we will be getting a playground in collaboration with the town so all children can enjoy this special spot of Lincoln. Things take time in Lincoln; ask anyone who has been here for more than 48 months; which is how I described my length of residency when people asked how long I’d been living in Lincoln; I described like I did when people asked how old my toddler was. I can now say years. I feel that you may have misunderstood the complex manager because I cannot imagine her throwing her co workers under the bus like that. Saying “not plowed or shoveled in a timely fashion? “ Plus, she works so hard for this community. You could have reached out to the resident service coordinator. That job is a sort of liaison to any community woes people may have. Or even the next in command of the company, they are very receptive folks. Additionally, I do a majority of my lollygagging at night, especially during Snow storms where I clean off my pop-top VW because I’m afraid of the snow crushing my beloved old camper I call Winnie. During these times I bump into and occasionally make contact with the engineers plowing, salting and shoveling through the night, and I mean THROUGH THE NIGHT. I have awakened them from their cat naps on their couch in their tool room after a grueling 48 hour marathon of keeping our community streets free of snow; and they are too tired to go home or they just heard more snow is coming and they stay. All I have to do is brush off my vehicles and move them and voila my spot is magically cleared. It’s like a leprechaun or fairy shoveled my spot!!! Six years this has been happening and I was here for a rather large snow storm several years back. I’m sure you’re a lovely woman whom I have probably waved at if you’ve ever walked by my unit. It’s a conversation not a challenge I want people to know great things about Lincoln Woods, I’m raising my son here. Also if you want to change apartment units I would be amenable to that. I’m looking for a new spot as well; maybe this spot would be more to your liking. Although the final word is the management at TCB, maybe we can make them agree, with you and me, when we sit down with chamomile tea, and honey…."