How about “The rest of the story” like Paul Harvey used to say?

[Bjeanj]

I was just reading the thread about the property line dispute (https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/villages-florida-general-discussion-73/property-survey-dispute-322702/), and started wondering about all the posts looking for help/suggestions.

I wondered how some of these issues were resolved after the suggestions were received. Were the answers helpful? What happened?

Would love to hear “the rest of the stories”.

Any help here?

[DAVES]

I was just reading the thread about the property line dispute (https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/villages-florida-general-discussion-73/property-survey-dispute-322702/), and started wondering about all the posts looking for help/suggestions.

I wondered how some of these issues were resolved after the suggestions were received. Were the answers helpful? What happened?

Would love to hear “the rest of the stories”.

Any help here?

It is sort of like reading a mystery and discovering the last chapter is missing. In the news, perhaps the same is true. We rarely get the entire story or the resolution.

[GrumpyOldMan]

The conclusion of most issues is pretty mundane and so the media doesn't bother to report it.

[Gpsma]

That thread sounds like a ton of BS.

Just wonder if the OP is actually the miserable neighbor

[Mortal1]

I actually try to mind my own business and find it more that a little odd how many people seem to want to pry. And no....I don't believe anyone who just wants to know how it turned out.

[Bjeanj]

I actually try to mind my own business and find it more that a little odd how many people seem to want to pry. And no....I don't believe anyone who just wants to know how it turned out.

Sorry, didn’t realize this was considered prying. I thought it was like actually having a conversation with someone, and at the end, saying, “and then what happened”.

I’ll shut up now.