5:20am

Time for the mosques to sing.

@A-Unique-Nickname said
Time for the mosques to sing.

Lived near a steel foundry using air-raid siren for shift breaks, that was worse, so many times a day. Earplugs and soundproofing saved my sanity.

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@Kewpie said
Lived near a steel foundry using air-raid siren for shift breaks, that was worse, so many times a day. Earplugs and soundproofing saved my sanity.

@A-Unique-Nickname said
I actually like it, which is rare because I usually find all noise annoying. It's short which helps, guess if you had to work near a mosque it would be a different story though.

@Great-Big-Stees said
It’d probably, over time, seem to disappear. I lived by a very busy highway and after a month or two the sound of the vehicles just seemed to do just that…there it was, gone.🤔👍

@A-Unique-Nickname said
Maybe your hearing just deteriorated?

We have a random guy who walks past our bedroom window in the early hours of the morning talking loudly on his mobile. (Sometimes he lingers). - I'm thinking of putting something out there to deter him. (Possibly a Komodo dragon).

Next to our summer-house in the country there was a very small waterfall. The noise it made was a bit disturbing the first week or so. When we got back home again to Gothenburg, I missed the sound of the waterfall, it was soothing.

@Torunn said
Next to our summer-house in the country there was a very small waterfall. The noise it made was a bit disturbing the first week or so. When we got back home again to Gothenburg, I missed the sound of the waterfall, it was soothing.

@Great-Big-Stees said
Eh?👂🏻

@Great-Big-Stees said
The sound of water, be it a waterfall, babbling brook, waves on a beach or rain, is the most soothing of sounds.👍

@A-Unique-Nickname said
Like the sound of the morning piss hitting the toilet... Pure bliss.