We called the cops on the racers last night. Actually, Nat did. I
went outside and gave people dirty looks until the cops came. It is now
Sunday evening and the assholes are racing up and down the road again.
I swear to God, I'm going start calling the cops any time I find
someone parked in the parking lot next door after hours. They keep
pulling in to the parking lot behind the buildings behind our house. I
assume they are selling drugs.
I love hoe the cops deal with things. They show up and hit the
lights until every one peals out of the parking lot and goes somewhere
else for an hour or so. I need to humiliate the police in a way that
makes them show up and start arresting people until they stop coming
back. The only way I can think to do that is to get the cops and bad
guys on video when nothing happens. The cops pull away before every one
has left. Several people just don't leave. Soon, the racers come back.
The cops don't care. They will after I get some video and start hitting
the news stations. Didn't this all happen a couple of years ago?
I hate this house. I hate the neighborhood. I hate the area. I hate
the businesses. I hate the fact that the police do not do their job
around here. That or their are not enough resources for them to do
their job. I hate Harris county. I hate through traffic. I hate Texas
Department of Highways that refuses to mow the fucking side of the road
where people walk. I hate the county for not getting on the owner's ass
of the next jungle lot next door.
Had I know that this was the wild fucking west I would not have
moved here. I was under the mistaken impression that there would be
police coverage. their should be a warning to prospective home buyers
in this area that it is not a civil settled area.
Oh, they fixed the street
lamp like last week.
My head hurts from reading all the blogs about death and loss. If it
isn't a post about people dying, it is a post about loosing freedom or
cameras. Yikes. So, why can't I stop and hang out with the family?
Nat is marathon watching ER that she got from the library. Elle is
on the couch watching with her.
I mowed and weed-whacked the front. I nearly fainted from the heat.
I had to come in when I was almost done and cool off. Lots of breaks
they say. I bet I drank a gallon of water. I had to mix up a new batch
of two stroke gas. I'm so glad I kept the little one gallon bottle of
oil, even though empty, to help me measure. I'm not sure the mix is
perfect because the gas looks dark. I'm worried. I do not need to fry
my machines.
My head is killing me. Nat gave me some Tylenol sinus. They have not
touched my headache. Every little bit, the TV cries in agony or screams
in fear. It seems like ER was all about people blowing a gasket. I
think a woman is on now giving birth to a motorcycle and letting the
whole world know about it.
Already blogged about the attempt to get the laptop working with
full Ubuntu.
I read a friend's blog where she complained about life getting her
down and where did all the dreams and great jobs go. Rather than being
sympathetic and telling her not to let it get her down, I said 'welcome
to adulthood'. How rude of me. True, but rude.
The sun is going down on the last day of my weekend. I do not look
forward to staying home if I had the opportunity. Truth is, I want to
go to work and get some things done. I like hanging out with the
family, but I don't feel like I am getting anything accomplished here.
I should. I bet the affects I have at home will last longer than the
ones I do at work.
That chick having a motorcycle on TV is getting to me. "AAAA!!!
AAAA!!! AAAA!!!" ... "<huff> <puff> So beautiful.". It is a
very special ER. Then, weren't they all?
The back fence is about to fall down. The fence posts nearly fall
over every time it rains. The ground is boggy on our property because
the builders used shitty fill materials and because our property is on
the edge of the whole neighborhood. I'm surprised the shit hole house
has not slid in to the field next door out of gravity assisted
suckyness.
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