Every apartment or residential neighborhood dweller has them. They come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. They are: The bad neighbors. Do they park in your designated spot? Do their friends park in your spots, forcing you to park in the streets? Does their rap music come blaring through the floor at 1 a.m. and ...
It has been said that neighbors aren’t what they used to be and that we can live next door to someone now for years and never actually get to know them. Instead of lamenting about what is wrong with everyone else, maybe we should take a look at ourselves and think about what it might ...
If you are like the majority, you have had at least one neighbor that has rubbed you the wrong way. Whether they play loud music, mow their lawn at 6am, rev the engine on their vehicle (the one that lacks a muffler) it has probably caused some tension between your household and theirs. The first ...
Are you thinking about making a move soon? Would you like to know about your future neighbors before you move in? Would you like to see what others think about their neighbors? Well this is just the site for you to check out then. This site is called www.rottenneighbor.com. It is like a search engine ...
You started playing Farmville on Facebook, but there’s just one problem: You don’t have very many neighbors. Here are the secrets to getting more Farmville neighbors, plus reasons why you want and need more neighbors in Farmville. Why do I need more Farmville neighbors? Adding more neighbors helps you earn experience points. Every time you ...
We’ve lived in our neighborhood for 14 years. It’s a comfortable neighborhood with a good mix of home owners and renters of different ethnic, social and financial backgrounds. As we’ve raised our four children, we’ve had conversations about our children with neighbors as issues have needed to be resolved. These same conversations have also occurred ...
On a recent episode of Tyra Banks’ daytime talk show, the topic of conversation centered on court television programs, and their increasing popularity. On the program she invited judicial TV stars such as Judges Joe Brown and Glenda Hatchett, amongst others, to sit on a panel and discuss their respective shows. Since the late 1980’s, ...
