Looks like troubles wont go away.
Days ago, early morning as I was about to turn off the light from the back patio, noticed that the 3 bags full of empty soft-drink cans are missing. I asked my husband what happened to those bags of empty cans, they're gone! Wow! You mean stolen by thieves? Why they have to steal empty cans? Maybe because those big bags of empty cans when return for the recycling depot could earn the thieves at least $50 worth of cash, that's why. I wonder why they didn't steal the fishing rods or those rubbermaid storage bins. Each bin is worth $15. Fishing rod is worth $100. The patio set is old so they wont steal the set, I don't think so. lol. I'm glad they didn't steal the lawnmower and tractor.
Then next, our neighbor in the same apartment/townhouse reported their bike missing. Oh no! Their bike was stolen and the thieves or thief (?)(how many of them though?) had stolen 3 bags full of empty cans from our backyard.
Yesterday morning, RCMP vehicle was parked across the street. Hmm, wonder what's happening? I want to get out and find out for myself and my hubby stopped me from looking out. Why? I want to know.
Anyway, don't really know whose house the RCMP officer went into across the street. I don't like being too nosy.
My hubby said, he will set up a motion detector or a hidden camera outside. I don't think those thieves will have the guts to do something nasty again. I hope so.
UPDATE: Days ago, husband was asked by neighbor to help him replace the tire on his car. He obliged to help him. He was overweight and cannot get down to the ground to fix his car's tire. Then yesterday, another neighbor had his car tire's out of commission, flat tire. Then another neighbor had flat tire too. Wow! is that coincidence or what?
Good that snow hasn't drop yet at the island. What we have right now is another gloomy day of rainfall but not enough to cause flood. We are located on higher ground so nothing to worry.
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