Angela Nava lives in a community in Richmond, about 40 minutes southwest of Houston, and she loves Halloween — who can blame her?
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Her homeowner’s association, that’s who.
She loves Halloween so much that she created an elaborate display in her yard of … a strip club. Recently, Nava received a letter from the neighborhood’s homeowner’s association asking her to take down her “inappropriate” Halloween decorations. Specifically, the letter cited the decorations are “offensively positioned.”
Nava explained, “It’s modeled after an adult club. We just really had a good time changing the scene up every night. Every night, we change the positions of the skeletons, and it’s really been just a great creative outlet for me.”
Despite the request from the HOA, Nava has no plans to take down the decorations just yet. She said, “When I got the letter, I was a little sad. I thought, ‘Okay, I’m just going to take it down. I’m going to comply. I’m going to take it down and just not do this anymore.’ But then I got so much support off of Facebook, and I said, ‘Forget it. People are having so much fun with this, and they love it, I’m going to continue to do it.”
Via ABC 13
