My never-dull neighbours
Feb. 15th, 2011 01:25 amOne of my less crazy, by previous reckoning, neighbours went mad this evening and smashed all of her double glazed windows and doors with a chair leg then pitched her dining table off the back balcony.
Her boyfriend made her a meal for valentines day, then walked out when she came home drunk. I know this because the meal was on the front balcony and he's just come home to find their home being boarded up. They are discussing the matter quite loudly. The police are waiting at the end of the balcony because, they say, if she comes out of the house they get to arrest her. They seem quite keen on the idea. Extreme littering, it seems, is not an arrestable offence.
On the upside the community spirit comes out when someone goes nuts. Collective efforts were made to ensure her (physical) wellbeing before the beer and popcorn appeared (beer and Polish vodka, to be strictly accurate) and I'm now a little drunk. Kayley and I swept up the glass reminiscing about the good old days when she was the biggest drama queen on the block, we've bonded over neighbours even nuttier than her. Still, it's not comforting to know that your front door is susceptible to a seven stone middle aged woman with a stick and I'd quite like to go to sleep now. Monday, such a good night for an impromptu street party.
Her boyfriend made her a meal for valentines day, then walked out when she came home drunk. I know this because the meal was on the front balcony and he's just come home to find their home being boarded up. They are discussing the matter quite loudly. The police are waiting at the end of the balcony because, they say, if she comes out of the house they get to arrest her. They seem quite keen on the idea. Extreme littering, it seems, is not an arrestable offence.
On the upside the community spirit comes out when someone goes nuts. Collective efforts were made to ensure her (physical) wellbeing before the beer and popcorn appeared (beer and Polish vodka, to be strictly accurate) and I'm now a little drunk. Kayley and I swept up the glass reminiscing about the good old days when she was the biggest drama queen on the block, we've bonded over neighbours even nuttier than her. Still, it's not comforting to know that your front door is susceptible to a seven stone middle aged woman with a stick and I'd quite like to go to sleep now. Monday, such a good night for an impromptu street party.