Matthew 23:27 King
James Version
Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye are like unto whited sepulchres, which indeed appear beautiful outward, but are within full of dead men's bones, and of all uncleanness.
Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye are like unto whited sepulchres, which indeed appear beautiful outward, but are within full of dead men's bones, and of all uncleanness.
Has
been one of my favorite scriptures for probably over 50 years. It
seems like I learned this Scripture before seminary possibly from
Dennis Dahl I wanted my other smart ass friends. I use the Scripture
whenever I wanted to indict a group of people without their really
being aware of is casting the scriptorial in their direction—In
that same vein whenever I had to give a Scripture reference anywhere
anytime I can call on Matthew 23:27. It was my best inside joke. I
use the reference often to refer to situations where things looked
nice on the outside but were disgusting within.
I
don't get me wrong I hate that speak ill of the place for I live but
it's sort of like the Matthew quote. The property looks beautiful
from the outside and actually looks pretty good on the inside if one
doesn't look too closely. I can only speak with any real clarity
about my own apartment but I so to get the idea there other issues
and other apartments that the tenants have suffered under. In my
situation there's the usual wear and tear that you would have with
Mark and the Destroyer. I've post a couple holes in the walls torn up
the rug. The power chair wheels really chew up the rug especially
when the turn causing the right to bunch up and eventually tear
apart. I couldn't figure this out at first as I notice the rug is
being torn from the metal strip where the kitchen and that the living
room begins. We've eventually duct taped the floor/rug in place. The
big problem besides the rugs and holes in walls is the floor in the
bathroom shower. Actually, the showers okay it's the floor around the
toilet and the rest of the bathroom. For one the floor is not flat it
seems that there's very small rises and depressions and this causes
water to stand when water is used outside the shower itself which
we do every time we shower. So not only is the floor and even which
signifies to me poor workmanship but I think the tile was put on an
evenly as well. It's pretty cheap tile and that's okay I am not
judging it's just that when you buy cheap things cheap things happen.
So with the standing water in the cheap tile which is not really been
applied correctly water has seeped under tiles and begin to rot (I
don't know if rot is the right tterm) but the tiles are fallen apart
and sooner or later going to completely come off the shower. Like a
good tenant I have advised management… Kind of. I want to make sure
that they folks knew about what was going on so I wouldn't get the
total blame. And they did look at the problem and sort of said they
would get back with me. I haven't really followed up because I was
also sort of made aware that I would not be able to live in my
apartment probably while they were working on the bathroom. I just
don't know where I would go. And going to need to shower at some
point and I don't know if there's anywhere in this apartment complex
I could go. I don't know what they would do the house me for the time
it would take to repair the problems in the shower. I am perplexed.
But that being said,, I have to do something and make management
aware again that my bathroom is getting beat up pretty bad and
something has gotta get down.
It may
not sound very much like I like this place but I do, it's apartment
is one the best living places I've ever been in set possibly my house
in Murray. The kind of think this may be the last place I live but
one never knows. And I guess as long as it looks good on the inside
I'll just dodge the dead men's bones
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