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"The only legal/practical place was directly in front of her yard in our driveway."
Neighbors can be a bit awkward and sometimes create messy situations. They can make life interesting, but not always in a good way. Dealing with tricky neighbor situations can lead to small revenge victories.
Months ago, OP fondly recalls a particular moment. At that time, OP was embracing the RV lifestyle, and their parents had acquired a house with an adjacent acre of blooming flowers.
The intention was for OP to reside on this acre during winter visits. They positioned the RV at the far end of the property, away from prying eyes, with plans for fencing installation that week.
However, a neighbor, Karen, who lived across from OP, voiced her displeasure, deeming the RV an eyesore. She took the matter to the city authorities, revealing that it wasn't legally permissible for OP to inhabit the RV on that vacant parcel.
Interestingly, city regulations stipulated that living in an RV was acceptable if it was parked on developed land, a quirk in the bureaucratic maze. The only viable, legal location for the RV happened to be right in front of Karen's yard, in their driveway.
Thus, Karen had the unique privilege of encountering OP's imposing RV every time she entered or exited her home for a full six months.
Well, it sounds like Karen unintentionally became the RV parking fairy for OP's property! By sending her a Christmas card featuring you and your RV, you're giving her the gift of a constant reminder that sometimes, following the rules can lead to unexpected outcomes.
Who would have thought that her complaint would end up making OP's RV her daily neighbor? Remember, even in the world of quirky neighbor disputes, it's important to stay on the right side of the law. Maybe, just maybe, Karen will join in on the joke and send OP a holiday card featuring her and OP's RV next year.