Just got back home after a spending a lovely morning with friends, did some grocery shopping on the way home and was looking forward to a relaxing cup of coffee - only to find someone has parked at the top of my drive making it impossible for me to drive onto my property. I did a round of the neighbours to ask if they knew who the car belonged to but they didn't. One neighbour did say that she saw the car parking and didn't think anything of it as I get a lot of visitors but she did think it a bit odd when they unloaded bikes from the cycle rack on the back of their car
The devil on my left shoulder was telling me to "accidentally" scratch their car bringing in my shopping or let down one of their tyres, but the angel on my right shoulder has prevailed and I haven't done anything like that!
Under normal circumstances I am quite relaxed about people parking on the drive (there are several nice walks in my area and no parking) but most people park at the bottom of the drive which leaves me free to come and go and if these people had done that I wouldn't have thought twice about it.
I have parked my car across the front of theirs (the only way I can park without blocking the lane) so they will have to get me to move my car before they can leave. I was thinking of asking them for a £10 cheque payable to a local charity as a "release" fee but I'm not sure I can legally do that.
So apart from giving them a lecture on their selfishness, any suggestions as to how I should deal with them when they return?
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