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Wow, now I am really curious to the sound level these chimes reach on the average breezy day. Could someone record the chimes tonight and share?
ReplyDeleteThe sentence structure is horrible. I can just about hear the vocal fry with every "...".
ReplyDeleteI'm not a fan of the elipses in that note but I do agree with the person's request. If you won't take them in for a "historic" blizzard, then you're kind of being a dick. If they don't bring them in, I'd record it if it gets bad and email the audio file to the landlord.
ReplyDeleteI would take wind chimes any day compared to the person I have to listen to every night until 4 am banging and dragging things around. Violin.
ReplyDeleteThanks for continued reportage on the wind chimes saga. Remember living across from wind chimes two buildings away. It is not soothing for the nerves esp. jiggling and jangling at unexpected times and hours. My best to the long sufferers. I feel your pain.
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