My neighbor won't stop singing Christmas carols.

It's a little bit ridiculous to hear deck the halls not long after Halloween.

I mean I'm all for the spirit of Christmas and I'm no Grinch, but to wake up at 6 a.m. on November and hear my

neighbors singing was enough to irritate me.

I've lived in this house going on three years and I know the neighbors in the sense that we've waved

while taking care of our yards and discuss the weather if we happen to see each other outside

while taking the trash guns out or checking the mail.

A nice family of three, or four, if you include their dog cello.

I've seen them decorate the house for all the major holidays,

and last year they at least waited until after

Thanksgiving to start putting up Christmas lights and such.

Our houses are not made of paper either and we both have a decent enough yard that I've never heard so much as a loud

television or even music come from that house.

So this is the first time I've ever heard them singing, and they must be really going all out for it to carry this well.

When it woke me at six, I attempted to cover my head with my pillow, which didn't work.

Then I turned on an ambient white noise sound, and thankfully that lulled me back to sleep.

The problem is that when I woke up at a comfortable 8 a.m. they were still singing.

Not dig the halls, but now they were singing Joy to the World.

Again, it's November.

I've tried to shrug it off and go about my morning.

I took a hot shower and brushed my teeth, made some toast and slipped on my work shoes all while hearing joy to the world.

They must be singing the songs several times each because I know for a fact they started with Deck the Halls.

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