Terri.

Today a friend mentioned an woman named Bessie, age 97 and asked for prayer for her and it reminded me of my friend Bessie. Bessie was a very special woman and a loving and kind neighbor. Bessie died at the age of 101 and I had the privilege of caring for her the last few years of her life. Anyhow, this is Bessie’s story…an angel maybe. This is Bessie’s story…Read more.

In the neighborhood, everyone has everyone’s back. Always helping and supporting one another. They’re like a huge family.

Flooding the backyard in the summertime.

Gossip is a very dangerous thing; the tongue they say is sharper than a two-edged sword and twice as dangerous. So often we has humans condemn someone because of their appearance, their job, where they live, how they dress, what church they attend, or don’t attend, their ethnic heritage, family or political beliefs. We either like them or don’t like them on assumption without really knowing anything about them. Sometimes, most of the time we are dead wrong…Read more.

Apartment living is hard enough with all the noises and no space. But when a neighbor doesn’t get what they want by lying and making others lie for them, then that person tries to belittle, put down, and accuse the truthful neighbor of wrongdoing. It gets stressful, yet I am happy because I know I am being truthful to people around me.

He is angry,leaves home,standing alone somewhere,mom,dad,and neighbors are
worrying.

Humorous story about a guy whose peace and quiet is rudely disturbed.

This is a poem that reference an election gone wrong and the current state of our country.

The neighborhood.