Peeved At Neighbors On Peeve

Posted by R. M. Almeida on April 24, 2017 in Reflections |No Comments

We love our neighbors, right?

What about the times that we don’t? What is it that really ticks us off about our neighbors sometimes? What is there that pushes us over the edge to wish we had a bazooka, point it at their house and pull the trigger? Well, that is what we are going to discuss.

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