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Neely... I feel for you. During my year and a half living in New York I had a couple pseudo-rappers/pseudo-artists move into the studio space next to US. These guys would drop by some evenings around 11 PM and begin blasting their music to the point the entire room shook while they carried on with their spray paint paintings of graffiti. After a while, I learned where the main power feed for this section of the building was and I would simply cut their power.

Neely, I will write more soon. Give me your best wishes. Virginia

If I had my way, there would be a special noise force that had the power to enter peoples houses and remove any recording equipment in cases like that. The fact of the matter is that there are civilised people and their opposite, for whom I have very little time.
You will just have to go on playing the lottery in the hope that you can move to a more civilised locality. The one that would suit me is Cap Ferrat in the south of France, it's an amazing place where virtually all of the inhabitants are millionaires who live in lush green grounds with nothing to be heard but the sound of lawn sprinklers and insects buzzing in the sun. Not only don't you hear the owners of the palatial villas, you never see them either but each garden gate has a sign attached that reads 'Chien Méchant' or 'Vicious Dog', just in case anyone thinks of invading their privacy.

Thanks Neely. I'll have a look later.

Neely, I know you are busy. Will you please glance through the two versions of the same text in a new thread I started in general literature and submit a post. Though it is long, the distinction between the two is quite clear, I think. I didn't mark out which one was done by me, but I think you can learn it after you read both. It is not a war. I only want to prove to all the translation companies here that I can do it better than a professional one who has years of experience. Thanks in advance. Virginia

You gonna have to google how to get a invite code for demonoid. Btw, I recommend getting kolyma tales off filestube. Its a fictional account of the author's experiences in the gulag. His short stories are like chekhov's, they're narrated in a neutral tone.

Another great place to find free e-books that are not in the open public is filestube.

"It was not until nearly a month passed before I knew the fact that the pudding was made of cheese."
Hi Neely, I read the sentence quite well, but I am not sure if it is right. Please tell me what you think.

If you enjoy your kindle, there is a place called demonoid where they have free ebooks that aren't in the public domain/

Will have to dig out the book and refresh my memory Neely!