My mom lives in my home, she's 76. She can give a commentary on every house on the street and every vehicle that's never been there before and ones that were parked in front of the home once, 4 months ago. Nothing gets past her.
I used to live in a neighborhood with a high population of widowed geriatric grandmas. They constantly kept their eyes on me, my visitors, my Amazon deliveries and discussed them in detail with each other and sometimes me. I'd hear all about my other neighbors activities too. And I never felt safer than I did while living there. I miss those nosey old biddies :(
pascalsgirlfriend on December 7th, 2017 at 17:42 UTC »
My mom lives in my home, she's 76. She can give a commentary on every house on the street and every vehicle that's never been there before and ones that were parked in front of the home once, 4 months ago. Nothing gets past her.
SibcyRoad on December 7th, 2017 at 18:42 UTC »
I used to live in a neighborhood with a high population of widowed geriatric grandmas. They constantly kept their eyes on me, my visitors, my Amazon deliveries and discussed them in detail with each other and sometimes me. I'd hear all about my other neighbors activities too. And I never felt safer than I did while living there. I miss those nosey old biddies :(
louisesburgers on December 7th, 2017 at 19:24 UTC »
In the CIA one of the biggest dangers to missions being discovered is a "LOP", a little old person.