My neighbors don't like me or my dogs?
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Comments (68)I used to feed stale bread to the outside birds.My neighbors dad,who lived at the house part time after retiring to Pa,,,told me it was no good for the birds. So for the last 5 years I have bought wild bird seed,..A year or so ago my neighbor told me I needed to stop feeding them as they pooped on his 50 thousand dollar truck.I told him to F off...Months later I got a warning from town saying I can only feed them with a bird feeder,...I got one,,,,Then he told me not to feed them more than once a day.At 63,with a bad hip,I fed them if I happened to see it empty whenever that was.I got a ticket from town saying the food that falls to the ground as they eat,is illegal.,,,How can people be so mean?...See MoreDon't like my mom's new husband
Comments (10)"...He goes on and on...." You are in control. "oops, that's my oven timer. Gotta go!" and hang up. Nothing wrong with answering the phone, but you are under no obligation to stay on the phone. ..."he's out of control" YEAH....NOT GOING TO HIS HOUSE FOR THE HOLIDAYS!!!! We all have a "crazy uncle frank" who drinks too much or a "slutty aunt sylvia", but the thing is, they're actually related to us. And mostly, they're harmless. The thing is, you don't know if he is or not. Do you want to find out? Holidays are laden with obligations. The thing is, when we are adults, we are not obligated to do ANYTHING we don't want to do in this regard. Your mother is old enough to make her own choices. If that choice is to "laugh off" your concerns, I'd say you have the choice to "blow her off" and say it's an immediate family only holiday for you. I don't trust him. He is not a decent man. Your husband knows it. Listen to him....See MoreDon't like my new job... advice
Comments (9)oooh boy, you sound just like me a few months ago; and sometimes even now. I went from companies with at least 200 employees, to over 5,000. Now I'm working for a very small company with less than 50 people. It is really tough. I've tried everything. It's been difficult to balance having absolutely nothing to do for weeks on end, against my mortgage payment - LOL. Not sure if you have been able to talk to you manager or not but I know first hand that's not always the best thing to do, politically. But it might be worth a try. Maybe you could start looking for another position while you don't have much going on. Most hiring managers will understand your situation. The other thing - you may not even have to include them on your resume, if you change jobs soon. Best wishes to you - I really, really, really, know your pain. It's OK to feel that way, and to want to change. Just don't do it until you have another job - a SIGNED offer letter in your hand....See MoreDon't like your neighbors?
Comments (6)My neighbor is soooo twisted I'm afraid of how he might deface this topiary....See Morenan_e_fan
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