Re: garden dispute
- Subject: Re: [cg] garden dispute
- From: G*@aol.com
- Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 20:52:15 EST
It would seem like the request for $500 is an emotional reaction suggesting
that the person is feeling really shocked and hurt, that the tree was
cultivated for a long time and perhaps the gardener doesn't realize that it is
replaceable. It will take a while to bear fruit and given how its not too
expensive, maybe buying two or three trees could even be nice.
It would be good for the people who cut it down (gardeners or the fence co)
to pay for the tree(s) but if they refuse, then the garden could pay, as a
gesture of care. But still the money should go directly to order the tree(s)
and not to the gardener.
Judy Tiger
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