Nu åbner jeg munden igen / Now I'll open my mouth again

Ja, det er jo typisk at det er mig, der åbner munden og "brokker mig" når noget ikke er som det skal være, eller man betaler for noget man ikke får. Denne gang står grundejerforeningen for skud. Efter netop at have været nede i byen for at handle - inden sneen tager helt vildt til - må jeg igen sande at vi simpelthen ikke får hvad vi betaler for når det kommer til snerydning.
Når man bor på en privat fællesvej og betaler for at få ryddet, så bør man vel kunne forvente at både vej og stier er ryddet i et omfang der gør at man i det mindste kan færdes med en stor stabil rollator uden den klapper sammen under en eller kører fast og dermed vælter forover. Men tilsyneladende er der ikke andre der tør åbne munden og sige: "Det er ikke godt nok, det er en ommer".

Det svarer jo lidt til at man går ned i supermarkedet og køber en stor sæk vejsalt, men ikke får lov at tage den med hjem, selvom man har betalt for den. Det er der jo ikke nogen der ville finde sig i. Vel?!
Egentlig forventer jeg ikke der kommer noget som helst ud af det. Men så kan jeg jo kun blive positivt overrasket, hvis der rent faktisk kommer noget ud af det. Sker det skal jeg selvfølgelig nok fortælle om det, i forhåbentlig positive vendinger, her inde...


It's typical that I am the one to open my mouth and "complain" when something isn't as it is supposed to or you pay for something that you don't get. This time the houseowners' association is the one who comes under fire. After just having been downtown to do some shopping - before the snowing becomes crazy wild - I once again found to my cost that we're paying for something we're just not getting when it comes to snow clearing.
When you live at a privately owned road and pay good money to have the snow cleared, one should expect that the snow would be cleared away to an extent that you would be able to go about with a big stable walker without it folding up and collapsing under you or without it getting stuck in the snow or ice thereby overturning. But apparently no one dare to open their mouths and say: "That's not good enough - Do it again."

It is equivalent to someone going to the store to buy a big bag of road salt but eventhough you payed for it you're not allowed to bring it home with you. No one would really submit to that. Right?!
I don't really expect anything to come out of this but in that way I can only be positively surprised if anything actually comes of it. If that happens I will be sure to tell you about it in positive terms on this blog.