In the meantime the description above totally got me to go follow her on social mediaNo, she sounds absolutely insufferable

I have been rewarded with kitten pics and maybe new yoga workouts
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In the meantime the description above totally got me to go follow her on social mediaNo, she sounds absolutely insufferable
I'm so glad!! I've been practicing yoga with her for more than five years now, and she's really a gem. (Her videos helped me maintain a modicum of sanity during the pandemic, and I've stuck with her ever since.)In the meantime the description above totally got me to go follow her on social media
I have been rewarded with kitten pics and maybe new yoga workouts
Honestly I think more people would've vetoed it than not, in that situation.I'm so glad!! I've been practicing yoga with her for more than five years now, and she's really a gem. (Her videos helped me maintain a modicum of sanity during the pandemic, and I've stuck with her ever since.)
Over the weekend, my husband gave his take on the co-op's rejection. He's a baseball fan, and the story feaured prominently in his news feeds because Livvy's boyfriend (what's-his-face) is apparently a star pitcher (blah blah blah. Baseball is like white noise for me). Initially, my husband thought the co-op board was being too snotty, but then I reminded about the experiences I shared earlier in this thread (noisy neighbors, useless HOAs). And then I asked how much he'd like to have a couple of twenty-something celebrities living near us right now? (We are both in our mid-50s. We have a tween daughter, and we really, really value our quiet,.) He conceded that if he'd been on that co-op board, he probably would have rejected Livvy + BF, too.
I thought Livvy was from the Jersey side of the NYC metro area?Livvy's boyfriend is Paul Skeens. He's kinda a big deal on baseball. He's the national league starting pitcher for the all star game tonight.
I've lived near several pro athletes over the years, and for the most part they've all been pretty quiet keep-to-themsleves types. Although some of their teammates have been legendary wild guys, so glad I haven't lived by them. And Livvy's whole shtick is bringing attention on herself. She's not a quiet, mostly anonymous middle reliever who rides his bike to the ballpark.
I do find it a bit curious that they're looking to buy in NYC. Paul plays for Pittsburgh. Most ballplayers have their off-season home back where they grew up or someplace warm with little to no income tax (hello, Florida). NYC is a highly unusual choice. Presumably this is being driven by Livvy and her attention seeking. Although I'm a little surprised she didn't go to LA.
Yes, she's from Bergen County, pretty much a Manhattan bedroom community.I thought Livvy was from the Jersey side of the NYC metro area?
I dunno, but it seems obvious to me that nearly everyone from her hometown would aspire to live in manhattan?Between Skenes and Dunne, they have enough money to have several homes if they want it.
Perhaps NYC is the "middle ground" location. It's just a 1 and half hour flight from Pitt to NYC. If they feel the mood to drive, it’s 6 hours, not ideal but doable.