Tweed.....

How is the wall problem coming????

"pat Chlebowski" wrote in message
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How is the wall problem coming????

Last week they employed someone to rebuild the original wooden fence in the
proper position between our houses. It does leave a bit of their wall (at
the back of their property) poking out into my garden by a foot or so but
whether it is worth me spending a lot of money on lawyers to force them to
take it down back to what think is my boundary and they dispute I haven't
decided yet.
I think they gave up.
They really did think they could get the better of me as they moved in next
door when I had a broken leg. They saw me as disabled and an easy target.
They had bad luck there..
I might put a trellis on the end of their wall and grow a climbing rose up
it.
Tweed

Christina Websell wrote:
"pat wrote in message
...
How is the wall problem coming????

Last week they employed someone to rebuild the original wooden fence in the
proper position between our houses. It does leave a bit of their wall (at
the back of their property) poking out into my garden by a foot or so but
whether it is worth me spending a lot of money on lawyers to force them to
take it down back to what think is my boundary and they dispute I haven't
decided yet.
I think they gave up.
They really did think they could get the better of me as they moved in next
door when I had a broken leg. They saw me as disabled and an easy target.
They had bad luck there..
I might put a trellis on the end of their wall and grow a climbing rose up
it.

Oh, I would. Or even better, plant ivy and train it to go over
the wall to their side. It will eventually tear the wall down by
itself...granted, it takes TIME, but meanwhile, it looks pretty!

Deborah
tried to take pictures of Miss CCK in way cute upside-downy head
position on my desk, but they all came out blurry. And would she
stay there for more pictures? no, of course not.

"Phoenix" wrote in message
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Christina Websell wrote:
"pat wrote in message
...
How is the wall problem coming????

Last week they employed someone to rebuild the original wooden fence in
the
proper position between our houses. It does leave a bit of their wall
(at
the back of their property) poking out into my garden by a foot or so but
whether it is worth me spending a lot of money on lawyers to force them
to
take it down back to what think is my boundary and they dispute I
haven't
decided yet.
I think they gave up.
They really did think they could get the better of me as they moved in
next
door when I had a broken leg. They saw me as disabled and an easy
target.
They had bad luck there..
I might put a trellis on the end of their wall and grow a climbing rose
up
it.

Oh, I would. Or even better, plant ivy and train it to go over the wall to
their side. It will eventually tear the wall down by itself...granted, it
takes TIME, but meanwhile, it looks pretty!

Deborah
tried to take pictures of Miss CCK in way cute upside-downy head position
on my desk, but they all came out blurry. And would she stay there for
more pictures? no, of course not.

Of course not..I do like upsidedowny head pics though.

I'm not too bothered about one foot of wall now as I have a very big garden
and they have a small one. They've given up the idea of insisting that I
let them built a 6 ft 6 wall in front of my window.
Tweed 1, neighbours 0. Result!
I knew I could face them out. It shocked them when their plan of blocking
my car in didn't work and I got my own drop kerb. It cost me more money than
I wanted but it was so worth it.

It's such a pity because I normally get on well with my neighbours. No
chance of that with them. I had such lovely neighbours there before.
Tweed

On 8/14/2012 7:08 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"Phoenix" wrote in message
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Christina Websell wrote:
"pat wrote in message
...
How is the wall problem coming????

Last week they employed someone to rebuild the original wooden fence in
the
proper position between our houses. It does leave a bit of their wall
(at
the back of their property) poking out into my garden by a foot or so but
whether it is worth me spending a lot of money on lawyers to force them
to
take it down back to what think is my boundary and they dispute I
haven't
decided yet.
I think they gave up.
They really did think they could get the better of me as they moved in
next
door when I had a broken leg. They saw me as disabled and an easy
target.
They had bad luck there..
I might put a trellis on the end of their wall and grow a climbing rose
up
it.

Oh, I would. Or even better, plant ivy and train it to go over the wall to
their side. It will eventually tear the wall down by itself...granted, it
takes TIME, but meanwhile, it looks pretty!

Deborah
tried to take pictures of Miss CCK in way cute upside-downy head position
on my desk, but they all came out blurry. And would she stay there for
more pictures? no, of course not.

Of course not..I do like upsidedowny head pics though.

I'm not too bothered about one foot of wall now as I have a very big garden
and they have a small one. They've given up the idea of insisting that I
let them built a 6 ft 6 wall in front of my window.
Tweed 1, neighbours 0. Result!

I thought it was Tweed 2, (rotten) neighbours 0 (the drop kerb (USA
spelling would be curb) being point #1)

I knew I could face them out. It shocked them when their plan of blocking
my car in didn't work and I got my own drop kerb. It cost me more money than
I wanted but it was so worth it.

It's such a pity because I normally get on well with my neighbours. No
chance of that with them. I had such lovely neighbours there before.
Tweed
























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"Magic Mood Jeep" wrote in message
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On 8/14/2012 7:08 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"Phoenix" wrote in message
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Christina Websell wrote:
"pat wrote in message
...
How is the wall problem coming????

Last week they employed someone to rebuild the original wooden fence in
the
proper position between our houses. It does leave a bit of their wall
(at
the back of their property) poking out into my garden by a foot or so
but
whether it is worth me spending a lot of money on lawyers to force them
to
take it down back to what think is my boundary and they dispute I
haven't
decided yet.
I think they gave up.
They really did think they could get the better of me as they moved in
next
door when I had a broken leg. They saw me as disabled and an easy
target.
They had bad luck there..
I might put a trellis on the end of their wall and grow a climbing rose
up
it.

Oh, I would. Or even better, plant ivy and train it to go over the wall
to
their side. It will eventually tear the wall down by itself...granted,
it
takes TIME, but meanwhile, it looks pretty!

Deborah
tried to take pictures of Miss CCK in way cute upside-downy head
position
on my desk, but they all came out blurry. And would she stay there for
more pictures? no, of course not.

Of course not..I do like upsidedowny head pics though.

I'm not too bothered about one foot of wall now as I have a very big
garden
and they have a small one. They've given up the idea of insisting that I
let them built a 6 ft 6 wall in front of my window.
Tweed 1, neighbours 0. Result!

I thought it was Tweed 2, (rotten) neighbours 0 (the drop kerb (USA
spelling would be curb) being point #1)

I'm not likely to take up American spelling. I am a Brit and it is a kerb.
Point number 2. Best not to try to teach me English, as I *am* English ;-)
Tweed

Christina Websell wrote:

I'm not too bothered about one foot of wall now as I have a very big garden
and they have a small one. They've given up the idea of insisting that I
let them built a 6 ft 6 wall in front of my window.
Tweed 1, neighbours 0. Result!

Woo hoo!!

--
Joyce

- Your mom and I are going to divorce next month.
- What??? Why! Call me please?
- I wrote Disney and this phone changed it. We are going to Disney.
-- damnyouautocorrect.com

Christina Websell wrote:

"Magic Mood Jeep" wrote in message

I thought it was Tweed 2, (rotten) neighbours 0 (the drop kerb (USA
spelling would be curb) being point #1)

I'm not likely to take up American spelling. I am a Brit and it is a kerb.
Point number 2. Best not to try to teach me English, as I *am* English ;-)

Hey Tweed, I don't think she was correcting you. She was just mentioning
that her spelling is American. Nobody thinks you're "doin' it wrong."

Also, she was just reminding you that you have already beat these neighbors
before when you installed your own dropped curb, so the score should be
2 to 0!

--
Joyce

I want freedom, the right to self expression, everyone's right to
beautiful radiant things. -- Emma Goldman

"Bastette" wrote in message
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Christina Websell wrote:

I'm not too bothered about one foot of wall now as I have a very big
garden
and they have a small one. They've given up the idea of insisting that
I
let them built a 6 ft 6 wall in front of my window.
Tweed 1, neighbours 0. Result!

Woo hoo!!

As they cannot see the end of their wall now, I might just tap it with a
hammer occasionally over a period of time to get it out of my garden. While
they are at work. They won't notice it slowly disappearing, they can't see
it now.
Sometimes it takes some time to get what you want.
I was tempted towards litigation, but softly softly catchee monkey.

On 8/14/2012 7:53 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"Magic Mood Jeep" wrote in message
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On 8/14/2012 7:08 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"Phoenix" wrote in message
...
Christina Websell wrote:
"pat wrote in message
...
How is the wall problem coming????

Last week they employed someone to rebuild the original wooden fence in
the
proper position between our houses. It does leave a bit of their wall
(at
the back of their property) poking out into my garden by a foot or so
but
whether it is worth me spending a lot of money on lawyers to force them
to
take it down back to what think is my boundary and they dispute I
haven't
decided yet.
I think they gave up.
They really did think they could get the better of me as they moved in
next
door when I had a broken leg. They saw me as disabled and an easy
target.
They had bad luck there..
I might put a trellis on the end of their wall and grow a climbing rose
up
it.

Oh, I would. Or even better, plant ivy and train it to go over the wall
to
their side. It will eventually tear the wall down by itself...granted,
it
takes TIME, but meanwhile, it looks pretty!

Deborah
tried to take pictures of Miss CCK in way cute upside-downy head
position
on my desk, but they all came out blurry. And would she stay there for
more pictures? no, of course not.

Of course not..I do like upsidedowny head pics though.

I'm not too bothered about one foot of wall now as I have a very big
garden
and they have a small one. They've given up the idea of insisting that I
let them built a 6 ft 6 wall in front of my window.
Tweed 1, neighbours 0. Result!

I thought it was Tweed 2, (rotten) neighbours 0 (the drop kerb (USA
spelling would be curb) being point #1)

I'm not likely to take up American spelling. I am a Brit and it is a kerb.
Point number 2. Best not to try to teach me English, as I *am* English ;-)
Tweed



I didn't think you were Chinese, now did I??

What Joyce said: I was merely pointing out the we Americans have a
different spelling for that word than you do.

So, in order to sling more Americanisms at you: Take a Chill Pill, woman!


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