I live in a bunch of town homes...curb/parallel parking. I friggin get home from work to find a neighbor's guest's car IN MY DAMN SPOT WITH MY BIKE.


They're larger spots, and I'm parked a bit closer to the end of the spot, rather than in the middle(my fault, and won't happen again), BUT COME THE EFF ON.

Here's the kicker- the neighbor who's guest it is- she's the sweetest older lady...divorced, nice Christian lady, she's watched my 3 year old from time to time.

I don't want to start anything and regret it/ feel like an a$$ afterwards, but I'm FUMING right now.

The front bumper is 2 feet away from my bike.

If I could control my temper, I'd find away to say something polite, but...that's just it....I can't control my temper.

 

well..that venting helped a little. Maybe "hurting someone" was a little over dramatic, but I'm still aggravated like a mother.

 

Mayb e it was the Pastor that parked there to see her during a sickness and that was the only spot he could find. Whoever the guest is, she might be telling them how nice of a guy you are and about your sweet little child. I dont know about you but I would really feel like a heel if I went over and found out this is the case. I know it would upset me too but after I think about it, is it really worth it when I'm part of the blame ?

 

The front bumper is 2 feet away from my bike

2 feet??? get over it, you don't own the street so it's not your spot!!

Jw1200,
Cookevegas baby...........

 

You are doing good, so far. ........... Just keep your cool, and this will all be over in a little while.

 

Wow, that did the trick. Everything is rosey now. Thanks. A bunch.

 

and yes, it is my spot. It has my # on it

 

it's not the pastor...it's a woman her own age. She's visted before, but never had the ***** to squeeze in like that.

But, point taken.


***EDIT: NOT a woman her own age. I saw when she was leaving- younger lady...(and NOT her daughter)

 

This country would be a lot better off if people would exercise just a little tolerance. Hang in there and start the revolution!

 

She may not know she's doing anything wrong. Take the time to politely educate her on your reservations about what she's doing. If she then does it again, a nail to the tire sure would make me feel better. But that's just me.