Re: noisy kids
- From: "shelia" <sheliaidontwantspam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 17:24:27 +0000 (UTC)
"shelia" <shelia.idontwantspam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> New neighbours moved in last year. The children are aged about six and
> four and are allowed to scream and shout. I don't hate kids and I have no
> problem with kids playing but this is so loud that I have to go in doors.
> They have a large garden but the family prefer to be as close to my back
> door as possible. One hot day we were sitting in the garden when they
> started being noisy and then the lad started using a toy microphones so
> again we went in the house. Every time the sun shines I know that I will
> have to stay in. I also realise that I am so annoyed that I have probably
> become over sensitive. They are the first house we are the second so it
> wont bother my other neighbours I don't suppose. It seems so unfair that
> we can't enjoy our garden. I am not a confident person who can go and
> confront them, they know what they are doing anyhow.
> Shelia
>
Thanks everyone for your replies. There are a lot of children around here
some with trampolines and large blow up pools and I'm fine with ordinary
playing noises. Either next door were quieter today or I felt not so
sensitive due to having talked about it on here.
Thanks.
Shelia
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