My neighbours moved in almost a year ago (dad and 3 DC's ranging from about 8 to 13) and there is a long list of things they do that wind me up and DP keeps telling me that I need to just keep out of it.
When they first moved in we had 3 months of him working on the house, drilling and hammering - all fine, people need to settle in, but at 10 fucking PM at night, and the dad doesn't work at all, we eventually moved DD to another room as it kept waking her up.
The son (he's about 13) seems to like having a natural piss, inother wirds in the garden against our wire fence which is only 3ft high
They often leave plates covered in food outside on the grass outside the kitchen door, no idea why - maybe they are feeding the local foxes/badgers? But the local rats love it!
The girls I feel sorry for, expecially the youngest(aged 8), she seems to have no friends and whenever DD (almost 3) and I are in the garden she comes out and stands at the fence, if I ignore her she calls DD over, and then loudly makes comments about how DD wants her to come over to play. Which in itself I wouldn't mind, but they tell DD to do things I have told her not to do, things that would typically result in toys being broken (which they have already done to DD's trampoline)
The final straw for me is the state of their garden, they haven't mowen the lawn once since they moved in, so not only does it look like a mess (full of nettles, bramble and goose grass) and is encrouching on my garden, but obviously the kids have no where to play.
Do I need to have a word with myself and stop being a wound up byu this, or would I be in my right mind to jump the fence and mow the lawn for them?