Sundays are to be quiet. One of the religions I grew up in, dutch reformed christian calvinists, didn't allow any activity on Sundays. One town in the area which was full of these folks, had ordinances that cars and lawnmowers were strictly forbidden on the Sabbath. They were horrible hypocrites, but that is another story.
Today, my neighbor who blissfully never uses the outdoors except as a conduit to the car and to the store to feed his fat face, decides to power wash his pool, presumably for the pleasure of his (?) incredibly annoying children. They are so afraid of the outdoors that they only spend
30-45 seconds per day in the backyard to feed the dog. The dog only knows the backyard.
For the thought that the boys and Satan would be proud of:
I am currently upstairs, watching the process from my desk. The man is standing in a half-foot of water, and the daughter has just stepped into the pool. The cord of the powerwasher is attached to an extension cord, the connection of which is draped over the side of the pool, mere inches from disaster. I can't look away.
I hope the birds poop in the pool and the squirrels drop apples into it, for the headache I now possess.
Sunday, June 12, 2005
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3 comments:
I'm sure that apples in the pool could be arranged.
What a moronic dillhole. That's usin' his noggin' alright.
RE: Annoying neighbor kids.
A friend of mine who lives on Belmont resides in a building that overlooks the backyard of, what has got to be, the noisiest, most obnoxious, most "progressively reared" (PortlandSpeak for never spanked even if caught driving a pencil into a playmate's eye), kids in the SE. She has plotted her revenge on them for her many afternoons of unproductivity... and when she enacts her plan she's gonna throw a party so that all of us can witness.
That sounds like my kinda party!
Yep, he's a dillhole, and in more ways than that. He moved in his girlfriend's mom's house, with two kids from who knows what parentage. They don't pay any attention to the two year old Rottweiller that they station in the back yard (it cannot live in the house because of the grandma's dog and cats, and because the kids are terrified of it - thus the dubious parentage of the children). And they keep on an outdoor light (sans shade) that shines right into my bedroom. I dislike them. I should compare notes with your Belmont friend and her party plans.
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