Why are people not picking up their dog 💩 ?? I have two dogs and pick up their 💩 every time. If I run out of bags on a walk, I’ll come back and pick up the 💩 . These people act like they’re going to die if they pick up their dog’s 💩. THEN DON’T GET A DOG IF YOU CANT PICK UP THEIR VERY LARGE PILES OF 💩. The lack of respect for communal areas is wild. The property (Young America) management doesn’t answer the phone or emails. Won’t enforce dog bag dispensers to stop this problem. Pay over 1,500$ for rent and they can’t/won’t enforce the poop and scoop ordinance. There’s also people running and kids playing in this communal area; the lack of common sense that if god forbid a dog eats your dogs 💩 they could get sick and die. Someone can step in it or a child fall in it because they’re clumsy it could happen. DON’T GET A DOG IF YOU’RE NOT GOING TO A GOOD DOG OWNER!

** Also we have people come take care of the lawn here. I’m sure gardeners can agree this makes the job lot harder when coming to a site and spending extra time picking up dog poop. These men have other jobs to do in their day and doing extra work they’re not getting paid for makes them somewhat irritated.

Considering looking for a roommate, but I am nervous about squatters rights in Illinois/Bloomington?? I would be opening up my house, but I wanted to make sure if I asked the person to leave, I have the ability to do so. Would I be able to type up a contract type thing?? I'm not sure where to start researching. 🤨

Do any of the Korean places in Bloomington-Normal sell simple kimbap rolls? I am not seeing it on any online menus anywhere. If someone knows of a place that has them, please let me know! Thanks.

When you’re dog 💩 in a strangers yard or communal area (public sidewalks, trail, park, and ect.), are you picking it up? Or acting like it didn’t happen?