Is it really possible that people who honk their horn once to alert the ones that they are picking up at 5 am think that no one else is going to hear this in the still city at dawn?
Thank goodness for tea. Seriously.
I appreciate that the flavouring is just as gentle as the base tea itself. Hence, the two meld into each other seamlessly. Almost like an black currant icing sugar drizzle over the Bai Mu Dan.
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My only vehicular transportation is a motorcycle a year older than me. I had to be at work at 6am and several years ago the bike would often have trouble starting unless I bumped started it in second gear while rolling it down the hill I lived on. I’m pretty sure I pissed off one of my neighbors enough that they cut the wire that goes from the spark plug to the engine. I’m sorry for being in that group of dawn noise-makers.
Well, late understanding is better than no understanding at all. Thank you for your apology. I have to say that I read your comment re cutting the connecting wire with no small amount of glee. Clearly, someone wanted to bring this assault to your attention.
In your case, this morning noise was difficult to avoid. I also did this to previous adjoining neighbours of mine. I had to be at work early while I had a particular schedule so I set my auto alarm on my stereo to start playing music at 6 am because I had difficulty waking up. They let me know that I was disturbing them and fortunately, my schedule changed a few days later so problem was solved.
The thing is that this area is getting denser and I don’t know who it is that is beeping the horn at this hour though it is right in front of my bedroom. I guess I need to go immediately to the window to track this person down.
I’m right by the train tracks, and this reminded me of some horn-happy conductors I hear at 4 am sometimes. They literally lay on the frickin’ horn the entire time passing through neighborhoods. I’m sure they are laughing their butts off. GRRR. Yes, thank goodness for tea!
My new apartment in Montreal is across from a construction site where they’re building another apartment complex; they finish construction at about 10PM every night and BEGIN again at 6AM every morning. It’s very loud. They also NEVER turn off the lights on the property, and it’s directly across from my window. I’ve gotten pretty used to the light/noise now, but it contributed A LOT to my insomnia when I first moved.
My only vehicular transportation is a motorcycle a year older than me. I had to be at work at 6am and several years ago the bike would often have trouble starting unless I bumped started it in second gear while rolling it down the hill I lived on. I’m pretty sure I pissed off one of my neighbors enough that they cut the wire that goes from the spark plug to the engine. I’m sorry for being in that group of dawn noise-makers.
Well, late understanding is better than no understanding at all. Thank you for your apology. I have to say that I read your comment re cutting the connecting wire with no small amount of glee. Clearly, someone wanted to bring this assault to your attention.
In your case, this morning noise was difficult to avoid. I also did this to previous adjoining neighbours of mine. I had to be at work early while I had a particular schedule so I set my auto alarm on my stereo to start playing music at 6 am because I had difficulty waking up. They let me know that I was disturbing them and fortunately, my schedule changed a few days later so problem was solved.
The thing is that this area is getting denser and I don’t know who it is that is beeping the horn at this hour though it is right in front of my bedroom. I guess I need to go immediately to the window to track this person down.
I’m right by the train tracks, and this reminded me of some horn-happy conductors I hear at 4 am sometimes. They literally lay on the frickin’ horn the entire time passing through neighborhoods. I’m sure they are laughing their butts off. GRRR. Yes, thank goodness for tea!
My new apartment in Montreal is across from a construction site where they’re building another apartment complex; they finish construction at about 10PM every night and BEGIN again at 6AM every morning. It’s very loud. They also NEVER turn off the lights on the property, and it’s directly across from my window. I’ve gotten pretty used to the light/noise now, but it contributed A LOT to my insomnia when I first moved.
Ugh, with chronic migraine I would not be able to handle all that light/noise.
Ugh, all y’all. Boo for inconsiderate noisy neighbours.