It's quiet, too quiet
Jul. 28th, 2003 03:33 pmWhere are you all? Suffering from Monday Morning syndrome?
Fairly good weekend in some ways, apart from 9 hours straight programming on Sunday. Oh, and the neighbours.
We have an allotment out back. Well, I think we do, because the person we bought the flat from mentioned it, but I'd never gone in search of it because (a) allotments don't interest me and (b) the back garden is overlooked by our downstairs drug-dealing, 3am arguing, scumbag neighbours.
But on Saturday Erin decided to repot plants, so I accompanied her downstairs, with Denver, to keep her company. While I was down there I decided to go and investigate the sheds and see which one was mine. The one I think is mine had the door propper open, boxes propped up over the bottom half of the doorway and a large marbley-brown bird in it. Oh, and a floor covered in bird-shit, apart from 3 small dishes.
Erin was shocked to see this and convinced that someone was keeping this bird illegaly. So she phoned the SSPCA, who came out, told us the bird was a baby seagull and were about to take it away (as it was limping and probably shouldn't be being kept by people) when the woman from the downstairs flat intercepted her. I beat a hasty retreat, accompanied by the sound of shouting (she has an amazing set of lungs), and the SSPCA women dealt with her.
Well, I say dealt, what actually happened was that she made the woman promise to take it to the vets, or she'd have to remove it. And the woman is now decidely unhappy with me over the whole thing.
Fortunately I haven't seen her since, and hopefully it'll all subside and i can forget about it. If I had any more hope spare, I'd be hoping that they sold up now the area's going up in price and relocated to somewhere cheaper. As far away as possible.
Someday I shall have a mansion. And the dogs will be set on anyone with an IQ of less than 110.
Fairly good weekend in some ways, apart from 9 hours straight programming on Sunday. Oh, and the neighbours.
We have an allotment out back. Well, I think we do, because the person we bought the flat from mentioned it, but I'd never gone in search of it because (a) allotments don't interest me and (b) the back garden is overlooked by our downstairs drug-dealing, 3am arguing, scumbag neighbours.
But on Saturday Erin decided to repot plants, so I accompanied her downstairs, with Denver, to keep her company. While I was down there I decided to go and investigate the sheds and see which one was mine. The one I think is mine had the door propper open, boxes propped up over the bottom half of the doorway and a large marbley-brown bird in it. Oh, and a floor covered in bird-shit, apart from 3 small dishes.
Erin was shocked to see this and convinced that someone was keeping this bird illegaly. So she phoned the SSPCA, who came out, told us the bird was a baby seagull and were about to take it away (as it was limping and probably shouldn't be being kept by people) when the woman from the downstairs flat intercepted her. I beat a hasty retreat, accompanied by the sound of shouting (she has an amazing set of lungs), and the SSPCA women dealt with her.
Well, I say dealt, what actually happened was that she made the woman promise to take it to the vets, or she'd have to remove it. And the woman is now decidely unhappy with me over the whole thing.
Fortunately I haven't seen her since, and hopefully it'll all subside and i can forget about it. If I had any more hope spare, I'd be hoping that they sold up now the area's going up in price and relocated to somewhere cheaper. As far away as possible.
Someday I shall have a mansion. And the dogs will be set on anyone with an IQ of less than 110.
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Date: 2003-07-28 08:29 am (UTC)I've never tried it and, out of fear, probably never will.
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Date: 2003-07-29 04:54 am (UTC)Oh wait, you said "super models with acceptable intelligence levels". That means as long as they can tie their own shoelaces, right?