Six-year-old Natalie Shea received a letter from the Department of Sanitation demanding that she remove the "graffiti" off of her property. Failure to comply would result in a stiff fine of $300.
Apparently, a neighbor had called 311 to report a sidewalk chalk drawing Natalie had drawn in front of her home. She may have not drawn a masterpiece, but it certainly wasn't something that I would call graffiti. Ridiculous! Link.
Natalie's neighbor, if you are reading this, that blue chalk splotch isn't graffiti. This is graffiti:
Unless Natalie is flashing gang signs and tagging your garage, let her have her fun and stop calling 311 on little innocent kids.
Colin Beavan, "No Impact Man", and his wife and daughter have become true conservationists. For 10 months now they have been living in their New York City apartment without electricity and haven't bought anything new -- even toilet paper. Beavan even built a tricycle out of recycled goods so he can cart around his small family around the city. 
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Everybody knows that when restaurants don't list prices on their menus it means the food is expensive. 
