Start mowing the lawns at 7am is a good retribution.

Not that I have ever lived next to any party animals though, nor a school nor a tennis court.

Move to the bush, although we do get the parrots squawking at 5am,  the neighbours sheep bleating and their chooks clucking etc. 

you could scatter acorns or walnuts on the pavement so the ball doesn't bounce the way he wants it too.

Or you could get super evil and tie a piece of fishing line across the path so they kiss the ground in front, but that might get you into all sorts of trouble, especially if you have to buy the phone talker new teeth or a new nose  😄

we get the birds here too bushies.

Cockatoes love the big trees at the school.

I love waking to the sounds of birds 🙂

Our alarms go off at 7am. Plenty of time for hubby to get to work for 8am and the kids to get ready for school

Virtually all processes generate noise. It is a part of most activities and includes an almost unlimited range of sources
from the singing of birds through to the hum of a power station. The response to noise by individuals can be as wide and
as varied as the number of activities that produce it.

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@*julia*2010 wrote:

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@polksaladallie wrote:

No, I did not insinuate that.  Accept words that are said instead of reading animus into them.

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yeah you did:

 

 

Must be nice to be able to sleep past 5am on a regular basis.  I've been able to do that only for the past 2 years.  50 years before that, no chance.  Had to go to work.

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No I did not.  Do not change my post by enlarging and using bold lettering.  YOU have changed the meaning of my post by doing that.

I was whingeing about my working life and being grateful that now I can sleep in.  That is saying NOTHING about anybody else.