katlupe
SF VIP
- Location
- Norwich, NY
Since my neighbor moved out, I can keep my television on as long as I want. He never complained or even mentioned it to me. Of course, he had his own also and I never heard it. Ever since I moved in I have always been aware of not making any sounds until he was up. I didn't want any trouble that I was noisy. I am not a noisy person but sometimes I listen to music, use an appliance or watch shows that have music on. When a show has music on it, I have always turned it down while the music is on.
I will be getting three new neighbors in the future. Even though they say there is a long waiting list to move in here, it takes them months to rent them out. I think Dottie who lived across the hall died back in August or somewhere around that. Our maintenance man just put new appliances in there.
Sometimes I go downstairs to check my mail or go outside to the dumpster and I do not see one other person. It is pretty quiet here most of the time.
As much as I loved living in the country, in the middle of the forest really, I adapted to this city life. I think I was so secluded there, near the end of my time there I had not left in many months. Not even to go to the store so moving here within walking distance of stores and restaurants was a plus. I could be independent but only in nice weather. I don't like to take my mobility chair out when the streets are wet or slushy.
I am trying to work on my independence more right now. You have to be independent in your home to be able to live out the rest of your life there. I am working on making things easier..........simple and less work is the focus. Not dependent on someone else to do things for you (such as Sonny). I am also trying to reach out more to friends and my cousins (who live nearby) to see them and not be so isolated. Some social interactions are good for me even though I can go for months without seeing anyone other than my neighbor friends.
I will be getting three new neighbors in the future. Even though they say there is a long waiting list to move in here, it takes them months to rent them out. I think Dottie who lived across the hall died back in August or somewhere around that. Our maintenance man just put new appliances in there.
Sometimes I go downstairs to check my mail or go outside to the dumpster and I do not see one other person. It is pretty quiet here most of the time.
As much as I loved living in the country, in the middle of the forest really, I adapted to this city life. I think I was so secluded there, near the end of my time there I had not left in many months. Not even to go to the store so moving here within walking distance of stores and restaurants was a plus. I could be independent but only in nice weather. I don't like to take my mobility chair out when the streets are wet or slushy.
I am trying to work on my independence more right now. You have to be independent in your home to be able to live out the rest of your life there. I am working on making things easier..........simple and less work is the focus. Not dependent on someone else to do things for you (such as Sonny). I am also trying to reach out more to friends and my cousins (who live nearby) to see them and not be so isolated. Some social interactions are good for me even though I can go for months without seeing anyone other than my neighbor friends.