On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:30:14 +0000 (UTC), (Richard
Sexton) wrote:

But what can someone do if the frogs in your pond do indeed keep them awake
night after night?

Earplugs?

Who do they sue when the cidadas are doing their thing?

I still find this oh so terribly amusing. I moved out of the city
because it's quiet and dark up where I an. I mean REAL quiet. If
I turn off all the electroenic gizmos you can hear a pin drop
half a mile away and a doh barking 10 miles away.

I guess I never thought of the sounds of woves, coyotes, racoons,
birgs bugs and frogs as an annoyance. But the sounds of the city -
where it's never quiet? Like I said I moved to get away from that
noise.

You wouldn't like where I live. No neighbors to speak of, but lots and
lots of frogs and other critters that make noise. For sure, it's a
different kind of noise than you find in a city, but quiet, it's not.

Galen Hekhuis NpD, JFR, GWA
Stings like a butterfly, floats like a bee