Tonight there must have been about eight of them (same ones and a few older ones 14 or 15) walking up and down past the front window looking in, thankfully they didn't do anything, but it felt menacing never the less. I had a tin of grease in the garage, tonight I plastered it along the top of the fence with a paint brush.

I spoke to my son earlier on the phone and he said things are the same where he lives. I think if there was less talk on the television and in schools about human rights. Yes people need human rights, but call on them if your a victim, don't go telling young people that the law won't act against you if you get up to no good because your too young. I couldn't believe that little girl of about ten today, telling me the police won't do anything to children. Either she has had experience or her mother or father told informed her of it.

I heart goes out to teachers tonight, they must go through hell. Every time some young person commits a serious crime (three murdered in the UK over the Bank Holiday in stabbing incidents) it is always someone else's fault, broken homes, lack of education or dyslexia or some other condition. It is never bloody rotten badness on their part.