Don't Park in my Spot!

[days_unfolding]

Well, it's been a productive day. Made the tortellini--I wanted to use up some spaghetti sauce (I swear that the bottles multiply), and it drowned out the taste of the tortellini, but it was okay. I have leftovers, and I'll make it again with alfredo sauce.

Got into a big fight with my neighbor. When I got home from running errands, I found someone parked in my spot. Fuming, I left a note saying that they were parked in my spot, and would they please move the car. Later, I saw the note gone, but the car still there. I left a more strongly worded note. My neighbor got home, was pissed off my the note, said that I should have known that it was her car, that a friend had borrowed it and returned it, and she didn't know where it was parked because she just got home. The thing is that a week ago, they had a visitor who also parked in my spot. How hard is it to tell your friends where to park? I was almost in tears when I came back in, don't ask me why.

My mom is still doing okay, but her computer saga continues. I hope that it'll be fixed by the next time that we talk.

Applied for an online job. We'll see what happens.

Uh-oh, Harlee is awake and is complaining. Better feed the hordes.

Comments

[sunshine-two.livejournal.com]

Can you make a sign, get it laminated, and post it in your parking space?

[days-unfolding.livejournal.com]

Not without the permission of the apartment management, and I think that they'd say no.

[days-unfolding.livejournal.com]

They have a sign saying reserved parking with an arrow, but people either don't see it or ignore if.

[days-unfolding.livejournal.com]

It, not if.