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It's not funny, your situation that is, but had to laugh. You are not alone. We just bought 4 acres in a rural subdivision, in a small town in Southern Indiana. We weren't told there were CC&R's. Didn't find out until after the closing. Two old farts were the sellers, and we were two naive...
That's right, they don't get it treese. But you know what, at least your sister and hubby had more than one good laugh. Ahhh, it's wonderful to have a sense of humor. When I was growing up, my parent's neighbors across the street, used to sit at their dining room table and watch our house...
But alot times, trust is misplaced, and one only finds out after the fact. As in losing your home to a greedy son, who wants to make sure he gets his, before his parents die. Sometimes in laws care more, just for the person. There are two ways to look at this.
The kind of people she is describing have a screw loose, they wouldn't get the suggestion of, staring back at them. I have had, and still do have neighbors like that. The new ones actually told me they were spying on me, and made goggles of their hands over their eyes. I have tried staring...
Isn't it amazing how you think you are older and wiser, and any given situation can arrive and make you feel like you must have lost your mind, and/or you feel like a total dumba**. We all make mistakes, if only we all had hindsight.
Wonderful idea. I was an In-School Suspension teacher at a high school for three years. I taught convicts, literally. They threatened me, annoyed me, etc., so I started playing Barbara Streisand, Harry Connick Jr., Barry Manilow, etc.. They were begging me to turn it off, they would behave...
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