âWe didnât lose. We simply restructured our visibility.â
You may have noticed a curious phenomenon lately at Blenvale: a total board blackout.
No memos. No updates. No eye contact in the elevator. Just the faint rustling of khaki pant legs ducking behind shrubbery when you approach the lobby.
This, dear residents, is not negligence.
Itâs strategy.
Itâs The Blenvale Witness Protection Programâ˘.

After vaporizing over $300,000 of your money on a legal case they lost spectacularly and on all counts, the board has entered its post-defeat phase:
đ Full lockdown.
đ No acknowledgment.
đŹ No letter.
đ No shame.
And donât worry – they still havenât told you they lost. Or that youâre on the hook for:
- đ¸ $17,500 in legal costs to the appellant (me)
- đ¸ $15,000 in damages (because, you know, human rights)
- đ¸ $40,000+ of their own legal bills
- đ¸ Hundreds of thousands spent before the appeal even started
Itâs alright though – theyâre busy.
Blaming the courts.
Blaming the resident they tried to bankrupt.
Blaming… gravity?
Meanwhile, the rest of us are just trying to figure out if Mildred now lives behind the boiler room, or if Blazer has developed an allergy to eye contact.
Whatâs Next?
Let me guess – theyâll resurface in six months with a note that reads:
âWe acted in good faith, weâre just volunteers, and we disagree with everything.â
Buckle up, Blenvale. The invisibility cloak doesnât cover the budget shortfall.
Disclaimer: This post is satire and opinion. Read full disclaimer.