Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Ok, so this one was good enough to post a few pics. Not only did he park illegally, he moved our "makeshift pylon" onto our side hill just so he could do it!  Thankfully it wasn't garbage day, because if he spilled that sucker full of garbage, I would be even less happy. Welcome to the site Mr. Dependable Maintenance.
I love how he moved the trash container so there was enough room for someone to still drive up the street.  A courteous illegal parker... nice.

Saturday, June 4, 2011

What a great parking job. They just decided to park on the outside of our makeshift pylons. As the little league season progresses, people are either becoming extremely brazen or extremely lazy.

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Little League season here again!

Hello fellow bloggers - here is my my first post and introduction for this blog that will chronicle the further melodrama that is my life in from of McCabe-Waters Little League in Bristol Connecticut. For those of you who have found this site hoping to find information about the little league, my apologies - this is probably not the place you were looking for. While you're here, however I hope my message of solidarity rings through with vigor: Please do not park in front of my house. There is a no parking sign, is a traffic hazard and keeps my neighbor from getting in or out of her driveway.

If you have never lived in front of a Little League, you are in for a treat-de-force of dromedy - while I remain convinced there are good and normal families and people involved in Little League organizations across this great nation, I have yet to meet any of these in the characters who have tried to park by MY house.

If you happen to pass by during a weekend game you might catch me working in my garage or by my house - if I'm in a good mood, I might warn you that you're in a no-parking zone. If i've already reached the boiling point, I might just tele-market the cops - either way, if you are a jerk about it, I guarantee your car and possibly your photo will end up here for the world to see what a real a-hole looks like.

My advice? If you're coming to a little league game, come early. Otherwise, Park at Rockwell and take a walk - it's no farther than your average spot at the Bristol Wal-Mart.