Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jesus. Yes, you are a jerk. Is there seriously NO noise in your home? Get some noise canceling headphones or close the windows.
People complain about DL, kids being isolated. Then they try to get out of the house and people still complain.
This! Celebrate that kids are being active in your neighborhood. How noisy can they be??
Exactly. All of this talk of shutting down the physical activity of children is discouraging. We need to show the kids all the beauty they possess inside. Instead of stifling them, we need to give them a sense of pride.
You present as an utter lunatic.
Anonymous wrote:I’m betting this has more to do with the race of the kids who’ve maybe recently started using the hoop. I can smell OP’s privilege from here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jesus. Yes, you are a jerk. Is there seriously NO noise in your home? Get some noise canceling headphones or close the windows.
People complain about DL, kids being isolated. Then they try to get out of the house and people still complain.
This! Celebrate that kids are being active in your neighborhood. How noisy can they be??
Exactly. All of this talk of shutting down the physical activity of children is discouraging. We need to show the kids all the beauty they possess inside. Instead of stifling them, we need to give them a sense of pride.
You present as an utter lunatic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Seems as if this may be around the curb so the kids are bounding balls in the street. Which is totally allowed despite the neighborhood bitty who wants to crush the joyous sounds of children playing.
+100
Let the children’s laughter remind us how we used to be! Stop being so hard on them for using that sport goal!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jesus. Yes, you are a jerk. Is there seriously NO noise in your home? Get some noise canceling headphones or close the windows.
People complain about DL, kids being isolated. Then they try to get out of the house and people still complain.
This! Celebrate that kids are being active in your neighborhood. How noisy can they be??
Exactly. All of this talk of shutting down the physical activity of children is discouraging. We need to show the kids all the beauty they possess inside. Instead of stifling them, we need to give them a sense of pride.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Stop teaching at the front of your house, and move to a location at the back of your house, problem solved. No hearing bouncing for your students and kids cooped up all day long get to move and get fresh air. How could you not figure this out?
Once again for the slow, entitled people in the back, your children are not entitled to "get fresh air" using a basketball goal (yes, goal) that DOES NOT BELONG TO THEM AND IS SOMEONE ELSE'S PRIVATE PROPERTY. No, the teacher does not need to "move to the back of her house" to solve a nonexistent problem. There is no problem because the kids are not entitled to OP's property.
They can get fresh air on their bikes, scooters, play ball or use a basketball goal PURCHASED BY THEIR OWN PARENTS ON THEIR OWN PROPERTY.