Across: |
| 2. | Saxophone playing is ___-related. |
| 4. | Their roof ___ the wrong color. |
| 7. | We ___ birding every weekend with our binoculars. |
| 9. | Another neighbor was a mechanic who changed the ___ in my car. |
| 11. | People would ___ happy just to have a roof over their head. |
| 14. | There are unhappy renters, but there are ___ happy renters. |
| 16. | Every year her landlord ___s the rent five percent. |
| 17. | ___, like many renters, is tired of renting. |
| 18. | There are many unhappy ___s, but there are also happy ___s. |
| 19. | One neighbor was a ___. |
| 23. | He'd bring me the best ___s in the world. |
| 25. | Another neighbor was a ___. |
| 26. | ___ neighbors always seem to be more inconsiderate. |
| 27. | ___ are many unhappy renters, but ___ are also happy renters. |
| 28. | She played the most ___ music. |
| 31. | On Saturday his ___s would come over. |
| 36. | There are many ___ renters. |
| 38. | I've ___ lucky my whole life. |
| 39. | I called the ___, but they said saxophone playing is permitted. |
| 40. | One ___ is that her annual rent goes up like clockwork. |
| 42. | My first ___ was a door-slammer. |
| 44. | Saxophone playing is job-___. |
| 46. | Millions would be happy just to have a ___ over their head. |
| 48. | I ___ picked them myself. |
| 49. | Samantha, like many renters, is ___ of renting. |
| 51. | They told me I was ___ the guy was only playing two hours! |
| 54. | Another neighbor was a mechanic who ___ my tune-ups. |
| 55. | There ___ millions who would complain their roof is the wrong color. |
| 57. | Millions of ___ would be happy to have a roof over their head. |
| 58. | ___ millions would complain that their roof is the wrong color. |
| 59. | Another neighbor was a mechanic ___ changed the oil in my car. |
| 61. | Every year her landlord raises the ___ five percent. |
| 62. | "I've been lucky my whole life," said Howard, a middle-___ man. |
| 63. | People would be happy just to have a roof over their ___. |
| 64. | A saxophonist! He ___d two hours a day. |
| 65. | My neighbors couldn't have been any ___ if I had picked them myself. |
| 66. | Yet there are millions who would ___ that their roof is the wrong color. |
| 67. | On Saturday his friends ___ come over. |
| 68. | I'd get to ___ to a whole band! |
| 69. | Millions would complain that their roof is the ___ color. |
| 70. | I always knew ___ he came home or left home. |