Legal surveys gone awry

[judy]

Oh...now it's not just annoying children and nosy neighbors! Maybe having everyone call the police when there's anything suspicious going on could force them to move.

This is a really strange situation because everyone has to shift their property.

[Tink]

Judy, the "man" of the house has been in jail for dealing meth and trying to kill his wife whilce under the influence. Considering how unpredictable that stuff makes one, no one wants to risk dealing with him because he simply can't be trusted not to just go off on someone.

Not to sound snotty, but I do think they're keeping themselves "clean "right now, because since their last arrest they've all packed on weight like crazy and while doing it they dropped it just as quickly.

I don't want to steal their food from them, but I do want an end to this nonsense as soon as possible.

[judy]

Tink,

Take a deep breath and leave it alone. If you give some people enough rope, they'll eventually hang themselves. I don't blame you for nor wanting to mess with them.

[Janet]

You sure have a lot of patience Tink. I can't believe she admitted coming into your home while you weren't there. How did this happen? By golly I would keep things locked up tight from now on.

Once the survey is done, I would tell them when they need to have everything harvested. If you don't set a deadline, it will drag on. Personally, I would set it at least a week earlier than the last thing is due to be harvested. If it looks like they are not taking care of the garden, put the fence up when you want.

I'd be a nervous wreck living by neighbors like that.