Transport and my neighbor

As driving around in Yerevan gets even tougher (much of it due to the construction of pedestrian underpasses, the existing ones of which are unused by pedestrians, but found rather useful by folks who can't find a better place to pee) I came across an article, or more like a blurb, about continuing construction of the metro (subway). Something I've been a proponent of for years now. The article is a bit hard to understand due to the really bad English, but the jist of it is clear, there is talk about extending the metro.

"The resumption of the construction works of the Yerevan City’s Underground will eliminate the transporatation problems and settle certain ecology issues. RA MP Vladimir Badalian Believes. Hovik Abrahamian, RA Territorial Management Minister, said that the Yerevan underground construction plans will be elaborated and studied soon after the adoption of the new law "On Yerevan."

Perhaps this will eliminate scenes such as the one I took a picture of yesterday, as cars decided to drive through a park to get around the blocked roads caused by the construction of pedestrian underpasses.

Totally unrelated to transport, a neighbor finally handed over a storage space next to my apartment (which is on my deed, but not his) he had occupied shortly after I bought my place. After years of conflict, and asking for a key, and even offering to share it, I finally convinced (coerced?) him to hand it back. In the end, after all his attitude over the years and trying to use crazy-man logic on me (the people who sold him his apartment had promised him that space, not that it was theirs to give, so I should basically let him have it), and even hostility, he finally listened to my arguments and was very conciliatory in the end, which is nice.