‘Dog-Barking Rights’
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Gosh, I thought I was alone. Since my retirement in 1985 I’ve had a problem adjusting to the neighborhood noise level. Not one pre-retirement counselor warned me. Not one pamphlet mentioned said problem. I was totally unprepared.
I’m ready to join Gerber’s crusade.
F. IRENE MATA
Long Beach
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