The other week I was reading letters to the editor, In my local newspaper (Yes I have started to read newspapers), And there was one article that caught my eye. Of this Edely Man, world war 2 veteran who suffered major flashbacks one night over His Neighbours setting off fireworks.
I would like to raise a question, If your planning fireworks why cannot one think to let the elderly know and or people who pets, Dogs especially.
It becomes a problem when you live on a tight street where people get to know each other, So today I was reading other articles to respond over this firework furor.
This is leading to a long term action that eventually No one will be able to buy fireworks and only fireworks display organizers will be the ones placing a show each season.
So i put this to you all this season, If you have naghbours with dogs, any elderly Neighbour living near you and you think it may affect them, it's common courtesy to let them now a week before you plan setting off your fireworks. It keeps everyone happy Plus other things.
I would like to raise a question, If your planning fireworks why cannot one think to let the elderly know and or people who pets, Dogs especially.
It becomes a problem when you live on a tight street where people get to know each other, So today I was reading other articles to respond over this firework furor.
This is leading to a long term action that eventually No one will be able to buy fireworks and only fireworks display organizers will be the ones placing a show each season.
So i put this to you all this season, If you have naghbours with dogs, any elderly Neighbour living near you and you think it may affect them, it's common courtesy to let them now a week before you plan setting off your fireworks. It keeps everyone happy Plus other things.