[dbussone]

Originally Posted by looneycat

I guess then it couldn't be community watch, huh fred?

but don't park a boat, rv or 3/4 ton truck or bigger.

I thought there is an allowance of up to 72 or 48 hours for RVs. I see them quite often around TV.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by dbussone

I thought there is an allowance of up to 72 or 48 hours for RVs. I see them quite often around TV.

Did you expect their answer to be correct when they were only half right when they picked a name to use here?

[ditka41]

I like Outlaw's suggestion regarding leaving a note for them. --- BUT, I would also make sure it had a liberal coating of honey on it to show just how sweet you think their little notes are.

[DonH57]

Nobody ever lets me know when our post light goes out. Come to think of it about 6 houses on our street have no post light.

[TVMayor]

Could it be that the person who is walking in the dark thinks that the lights on the post are in place so people who are walking in the dark can see to walk safely? Then he goes on to think that the people who have a burned out light are unaware they have a burned out light which is a safety issue. Maybe he is trying to help people who do not see to well or walk to steady.

Some people believe they should not be out in the sun for health reasons. Right or wrong I have a neighbor who works in the yard after dark.

I hope this sheds some light on the issue.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by DonH57

Ignore them. Don't let people like that cause You to blow a gasket. For fun place a lawn ornament with a small hand written note that reads, " smile your on candid camera!". It would be priceless to see their face. LOL

Love that suggestion. That would violate the deed restrictions in most Villages though. But it would probably get this walker to look at the note as well.