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AAGLA Welcomes Its New Members
1527 Granville Apartments 22640 Garzota Drive Apartments 5014 Melrose Owner
6200 Sunset Blvd Apartments Alexandra Cannarella
Andew Davis
Andrew Cochran
Angie Kirk
Arrive Santa Clarita
Arturo and Rosa Rocha
Averil Thompson
Burnell Juliar
Cesar Castellanos
Charles and Ann Stafford Charles Rollins
Cheryl Garland
Chris Jensen
Dana Newman
David Bravo
David Eggleston
Debra Canto
Dee Ann Tumbuan
Dee Soffer-Ninary
Duane Ganther
Dugan Savoye
Edith Polanco
Edward and Sandy Mayer Edwin and Rosalva Chacon Ellie Trope
Espie Ortega
Esther Hickman
Eva Moya
Giselle Valenzuela Glendale Rentals
Gloria John
Greg Chasen
Husnain Alamdar
In Tae Kim
Ivonne Kino
James Linderman
James Shea Jeffrey Butler Jennifer Metcalf Jose Alvarez Karen Dahring Kenneth Landon Kim Evert
KTC Company
Leilani Moore
Lynette Cameron Mahendra and P Ministry Maritza Sandoval
Mark Prebe
Mia Natsume
Mike Stephens Morasutti Property Trust Myron Bang
Nick Fehr
Paramount Senior Village Pedro Natnat
Ramon Grijalva
Rande Bronster
Robert Nizich
Ruth Hayles
Sam Standridge
Samantha Williams
Sandy Sang
Stephen Gorgey
Stuart McCallister
Charlie Santa Monica at Cloverfield and Broadway Charlie Santa Monica at Yale Vahe Nakashyan
Virginia Steinbeck William Brame William Smith Yolanda Diaz
AAGLA Welcomes Its New PSC Members
Company Business Type
SoCal Commercial Insurance Services Insurance Services & Renters’ Insurance
The Brody Group of Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Brokers / Sales
Parkview Financial Banking & Lending
Welcome New Members
It was a very, very sad day...Rebecca, the landlord’s daughter, sat tearfully at her father’s bedside. Her father, the old landlord, laid in his bed dying.
Just Kidding
In his weakened and frail voice, the landlord said to his daughter, “Don’t cry Rebecca, my time is up and I’m ready.” With that said, the old landlord seemed to become very quiet, and his eyes closed, and Rebecca continued to cry loudly. But then suddenly, the old landlord’s eyes suddenly opened, and he asked his daughter, “Rebecca my dear, what is that delicious aroma I’m smelling?”
Rebecca told her father, “Mama is baking a special chocolate cookies.” The old landlord then said, “I love chocolate cookies, will you get me some?” “Sure papa,” Rebecca told the old landlord, and she then ran out of the room only to return empty handed.
The old landlord, although very weak and challenged to speak, asks Rebecca, “Where’s my cookies, Rebecca?” Rebecca answers, “Mama says you can’t have any... we’re saving the cookies for the wake.”
(Editor’s Note: We hope that you enjoy our Apartment Age jokes. As often told tale goes, “once upon a time,” we lived in a world where people understood and appreciated humor, even dark humor. At one time, people simply remembered how to laugh without someone being insulted. It is our sincere hope that we get that back some day soon. Sometimes what we need is just a good laugh.)
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