GOOD NEIGHBOR (reliable, trustworthy, with a sense of humor)

dollyThreads: 11 Posts: 44 Author: R .SHARMA	Feb 13, 2011, 06:32am   #1
QUALITIES OF A GOOD NEIGHBOUR Humans are the most socially active living creatures. It is very difficult for someone to live lonely by totally cutting himself from the society and therefore we are always surrounded by some neighbors. Some are vey positive while there are others who can really make your life miserable. I consider myself very lucky in this matter because our neighbors display the qualities that are close to ideal neighbors. I live in a very populated region in the midst of city, in the contiguous apartments. The city is very fast-paced and my husband and I are both working from morning till late evenings. After a long hectic and exhausting working day when we come back we really expect to have a peaceful and relieving night at home. Our neighbors are very considerate. They never complicate the matter and are always ready to sit and calmly discuss the issues that are happening around in the society. Good neighbors should be very reliable and trustworthy and that is the most admirable quality of our neighbors..Before leaving for work I always hand over the keys of my house to our neighbors so that when the helping lady comes, she can finish her job even in my absence. They are extremely good vigilant and always keep a watch when there is no one at home. Good neighbors should be very helpful. In the times of need, they are sometimes the ones whom we can approach immediately. The friends and family may take time to reach when we are in need but neighbors are the first who can help us in case of any emergency. Every individual has his own personal space. A good neighbor should understand that even overindulgence in the personal matters is not good. They should also not hamper others privacy every now and then and should understand that their activities are not disturbing people living next door. In addition to this I feel that good neighbors should be very friendly, who can make you feel refreshed after a long hectic day and whenever you talk to them it soothens your mind. They should have a good sense of humor because people are these days so enervated and busy in their work that they rarely get time to do some recreational activity and if your neighbors help in off loading your burden by some means or the other, then I feel that nothing is better than that.

KathyLalaThreads: 21 Posts: 149 Author: Kathy Hinh	Feb 14, 2011, 01:14am   #2
Here are some my ideas =>Some are vey positive while others really make your life miserable =>After a long, hectic, and exhausted working day, we come back expecting to have a peaceful and relieving night at home. =>Good neighbors should be very reliable and trustworthy; that is the most admirable quality of our neighbors. Before leaving for work, I have always handed over the keys of my house to our neighbors so that when the helping lady comes, she can finish her job even in my absence =>... My family and friends may take... =>... but our neighbors are the first people who can help us in an emergency case =>...In addition to this (what is "this"?=> In addition to respecting the right of privacy?if you mean it) =>...good neighbors, who are very friendly, can make you feel refreshed after a long hectic day and whenever you talk to them, they soothens your mind

EF_SusanThreads: - Posts: 3,442 Author: Susan O'Neill, EssayForum.com [Moderator]  4	Feb 21, 2011, 10:59am   #3
Some are vey very positive, while there are others who can really make your life miserable.---That is so true! They are extremely good vigilant and always keep a watch when there is no one at home. I will fix this sentence below so that is says "people who can make..." In addition to this I feel that good neighbors should be very friendly people who can make you feel refreshed after a long hectic day, and whenever you talk to them it sooths your mind. :-)

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