My Dad used to have a poster like this. A reminder that we cannot pick and choose our neighbours- but we are still called to care for them.
We've had quite a few new people move into the Close in the past year - none of them is a trombone player, as far as I can tell.
We've had quite a few new people move into the Close in the past year - none of them is a trombone player, as far as I can tell.
But we are blessed to have some very pleasant people around us.
I was busying planting beans, when a lady walked round the corner, with her dog. "Are you Angela?" she asked. I said I was - and she said she wanted to say thankyou - her daughter is one of the newer residents, and she just wanted to thank me for making her girl feel welcome, and helping out [in a very minor way] when she needed assistance. I thought that was very kind.
I have been learning even more about Sewing Machine Maintenance from the guy next door - he helped me to fix a machine for a teenage friend last week
Another gentleman spoke to me as I was pulling out the wheelie bin - to say thank you for the Yard Sale which Bob [and his Shedmates] are organising next Saturday. He is hoping to have a few bits outside his garage.
When I was putting out the yard sale flyers [with help from Jess and Rosie] I asked a guy round the corner if he'd be interested in taking part. He wasn't sure. I said I'd been really pleased with the plants I had brought from him at a previous Yard Sale. He turned up this week with a tray of 7 plants for me [Cucumber, courgette and tomato]
"How much do I owe you?" I asked. "Nothing, just return the pots and trays" - what a lovely chap!
"How much do I owe you?" I asked. "Nothing, just return the pots and trays" - what a lovely chap!


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