Complaint Department
I have some new neighbors that moved into the house behind mine a couple of months ago. Extremely weird. One day I go outside and he's looking for his cat. That's not weird. What's weird is the cat won't go to him but will to me. So I hand him his cat and the cat scratches his arm bloody. Strike one, his cat doesn't like him. Strike two, I came home from work the other day and he had used my lawn to get to his driveway. I politely asked him not to do it again.
So, I see he's been doing it again. Counter-strike time!! Since this is a good time to be transplanting, I dug up numerous plants. I now have a barrier that he better not drive across.
I must be getting back to normal. I feel like complaining again and it feels good!
posted by SEAWITCH at
10:58:00 AM
5 Comments:
Let your lawn grow about six inches tall.
Lay some naily-assed boards in the grass at the point he uses as a driveway and cover them with clippings.
Sit back and watch as hilaruty ensues.
mark,
I save that technique for the corner where everybody cuts across. :) I have a corner lot.
HEHEHE! Good idea, Mark!
I had some weird neighbors, once. Their house was on the side that our kid's rooms were on. I had just got the baby to sleep, and at that time I was rather sleep deprived myself, as the baby was newborn.
They chose that moment, at 11:30pm to CRANK their rap music. The baby started to scream.
I just started sobbing.(No patience when you get less than three consecutive hours of sleep at any time.)
When my hubby saw me cry, he snapped; ran outside and threatend to make them eat the stereo. The funny thing was, the neighbor across the street, who is a big trucker, also decided at that very moment that he'd had enough, and ran out as well.
That method seemed to work well!
Strong fences make good neighbors. I don't know who authored that comment but it is true with countries as well as with every day people.
C-Mom - What did they get for dessert?
LOL
Um, I take it no hard feelings?
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