The internet is full of horrifying videos of daredevils dropping to their death. But with every stunt, she seems to be getting bolder, and I’m scared she’s one wrong step away from disaster. She’s even bringing in some money through sponsored posts. My friend recently got into “urban climbing”-breaking into high-rise construction sites, scaling cranes and dangling from terrifying ledges, all for Instagram. They should send an officer to ticket him, and I suspect one yellow slip is all it will take for him to find a new place to flout the law. Lodge a complaint through the Toronto Police Service’s online parking violation portal. tomorrow morning-calmly explain why his parking habits are not only a nuisance but also illegal. What should I do?īefore you take a bat to this guy’s taillight, make one more attempt to reason with him. If he blocks me in again, I’m going to lose it. But the next day, he went right back to parking in the same spot. He offered a sincere apology (or so it seemed) and drove off, and we both went about our day.
Last week, when he blocked me in, I politely asked him to park elsewhere, perhaps on the street. Every morning at 7 a.m., like clockwork, the same guy parks in the alley, right in front of my garage door, while he runs across the street to get coffee. I access my garage through a laneway behind our house. A good businessperson will see the value in keeping a loyal customer.
Should he continue to stonewall you, tell him you’ll just have to take your dirty laundry elsewhere. Or, considering he’s strapped for cash, ask whether he would be willing to pay you back slowly in free dry cleaning. Tell him you know times are tough and that he can pay you back in instalments if necessary. But this was a $500 coat! What’s the best way to handle it? I sort of feel bad for him, and I can tell his business is struggling during the pandemic (people are clearly less inclined to dry clean their work-from-home wear). I asked him to cover the cost, he said he didn’t have the money. But recently, he lost my new Patagonia coat. I’ve been taking my dry cleaning to the same place for the last five years and I really like the owner. Do it right and the kids won’t just stay out of harm’s way-they’ll have a blast, too. If you celebrate outside, the chances of transmission are extremely low. Take the kids to Morningside Park, where they can skate, build snowmen and roast s’mores in a fire pit. Rather than debating viruses and vaccines with these other parents, try a simpler solution: plan an outdoor activity.
We want to protect everyone’s health, but we don’t want to sabotage our daughter’s party. In the end, three families sent us a joint email saying their children wouldn’t be able to attend unless we ditched the vax rule. My husband and I are having a birthday party for our 10-year-old daughter, so we asked each parent to show us proof of their kid’s vaccination.
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