I know they have a dog walker in the week but I think the son or daughter are supposed to walk it on the weekend and they just don't. I really hate to think the couple are taken advantage of. They are like the Grandparents in Mum - BBC series (I love them )
JaneJudge I would take my radio to the garden and have really loud music on to drown out the noise. I would also ring the RSPCA about the poor dogs that’s disgraceful behaviour.
My neighbours kids and they are very much grown up, in their late 40s/50s. They do my absolute head in. My neighbours are an elderly couple who live in blissful harmony with visiting carers Mon-Fri, sure there is a bit arguing and normal neighbour noise but on the weekend their kids visit and all they do is shout and argue. The son is always demanding money off them (paper thin walls) and the daughter is so angry and shouty and always kicking their poor dogs which is whimpering and whining
Gannygangan And there are two versions of the damn thing!
There's one where she says it with her fingers in the 'temple position'; a mannerism favoured by Tony Blair in his 'just a normal type of guy' pomp.
And then there's another; where she delivers the immortal words: 'Not a newcomer' and puts down her pen in a forceful and exasperated fashion; as if she wants to give those pesky parvenus a jolly good talking to.
For me it is old signage. Someone puts up a sign to say that so and so is 40 and it is still there years later, grrrrrrr. Also, near out village there were two signs advertising food festivals which I managed to take down myself. One was for 2014 and the other 2016. Come on! The person putting it up there should be responsible for removing it. Room 101 please.