THIS WEEK'S DEAR JOHN LETTER!
Dear John,
I live in an apartment with paper thin walls. My neighbor and I work opposite shifts. Usually that's a good thing. When he's home I'm at work and vice versa. Lately his schedule changed slightly and he's home when I'm trying to sleep and I'm home when he's trying to sleep. Not sure how a few hours shifted in his schedule could cause so much frustration, but it has. He's been really grumpy towards me lately and I'm not too happy with him. As I'm trying to sleep, I hear his TV on super loud. When he's trying to sleep, I'm as quiet as I can be, but apparently my microwave dings too loud because he mentioned that last week.
Up until now, we have always gotten along really well. I'm hoping we get used to the new schedule soon and things get better, but until then. Do you have advice on how I can better deal with a loud and often angry neighbor?
Signed – Tippy Toes
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