Every morning I’d look out and see their car in front of my gate — again. I didn’t want to explode, so I had to find a way to say something without starting a neighborhood war.
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Every morning I’d look out and see their car in front of my gate — again. I didn’t want to explode, so I had to find a way to say something without starting a neighborhood war.
and then
It started small — once or twice a week. Then suddenly it was every day. They weren’t technically doing anything illegal, but it felt disrespectful. I left a short note on their windshield just saying I’d appreciate if they didn’t block access. When nothing changed, I talked to them directly. Turns out, they didn’t think it mattered. But once I explained how it impacted me, they stopped. People need to see things from your shoes — or they’ll never change their walk.