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Well actions speak louder than words, merely providing confirmation that he did what his wife said he was going to do., as the offending party mostly stood slack jawed during our conversation.
Hearing stuff like this is why I'm happy I have an HOA. They've never been a pain in my ###, and I don't need to bother with this stuff.
So I should have scheduled my Sunday life around when/if this monstrosity is going to show up? Sometimes it showed at noon, other times at 8PM, sometimes on Monday when it was Memorial / Labor day.
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The family across the street had a little pug or some #### and he'd walk his dog over to #### in my hard. Watched him do it repeatedly.5-ish Finkle said:
Is this a city thing that they consistently have rental cars ? Do they own their own car ?
They own two cars, so normally this isn't an issue. This is the second time this happened (the first time was for two solid weeks), and it was eating at me the first time, but I held my tongue. When I saw him purposefully pulling in front of my house in front of my eyes when the front of his house was empty, I could resist no longer.
In my neighborhood ... humans walk on the sidewalk, dog walks on the grass -- either in the front yard on the other side, the strip of grass between sidewalk and street (the "berm" as we call it). If the dog stops to poop in someone's front yard, you clean it up and move on. Most dogs aren't going to poop on the sidewalk.
If he blocks the walk that leads to the street in front of your house, its worth mentioning. Otherwise, I think this is just city-livin. I do agree, if he's consistently parking directly in front of your house when its open in front of his, I'd be annoyed. We have opposite-side parking restrictions, and one of my neighbors parks in front of his house on even days and across the street in front of mine (usually) on odd days. He never blocks my walkway, or I'd mention it to him.
Admittedly, he's being punished for my crap and narrow driveway, which is my problem, not his problem.
We literally could not fit an SUV and a second car in the garage. We could fit one, but would have to keep one car in the driveway regardless, so we just use the garage to store bicycles, sports stuff, etc. Works for us.
Never doubt your instincts on this sort of thing.
My wife (jokingly) asked if I was comfortable in the knowledge that by calling him out for his crap that I was torturing an old man, and that I helped put him in the ground.
