But I don't care. It's still creepy. |
+1 |
+1. I 100% don't get the animosity directed at OP here. |
The neighbor sounds odd, but so does OP. I'm not optimistic about a settlement here, because both people would have to compromise. |
And that's what happened. She came over we talked and agreed that we were doing our best and the issue is the construction. She saw our bare walls, the bookshelves and saw the kids playing while we talked. Nothing wild going on here. She apologized and I promised to keep it as low as possible. The end. |
Come on! Kids are going to play and make noise, even when the circumstances are not urgent. |
And giggle! Don't forget the giggling. |
Very good. Nobody wins when neighbors feud. |
And here, ladies and gentlemen, another example of a high schooler who has never seen a typo before. |
Then why are you asking if you are being unreasonable? |
I am a PP, and I am wondering if you are Scandinavian. |
I live in MoCo too. HAHAHAHA Just wait until the police get there and find out it was some kids in a townhouse. They will give your neighbor a serious talking to about calling. This is the emptiest threat ever. You would be surprised how high those levels are and now never they are enforced in a situation like this one. |
This describes the situation perfectly -- your neighbor is crazy. |
My neighbor once claimed that my premature babies crying during the night disturbed her. Single family homes, 1/2 acre lots. CRAZY! ![]() |
+1 And what she wanted from you was unreasonable. I am sure the kids are loud and make kid noises, but if it bothers her that much she should choose a child free building. Silence? Not going to happen. |