20-09-2018, 03:03 PM
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Re: Would your neighbours lend you milk, sugar etc. if you ran out.
Originally Posted by Sweetie pie
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Their loss Tiff, as I know you are a lovely person.I always say to myself, they will need me, before I will need them.
20-09-2018, 07:25 PM
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Re: Would your neighbours lend you milk, sugar etc. if you ran out.
I live in the sort of neighbourhood where my neighbours would know before me that I've run out of milk, butter, eggs, et cetera et ceteraAnd would probably bring it around in the hope of a drink and a catch up with my latest news
21-09-2018, 12:25 AM
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Re: Would your neighbours lend you milk, sugar etc. if you ran out.
Originally Posted by EZ Rider
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My nearest neighbours are horses from the local Equestrian Centre. I'm sure i could borrow anything from them as i "lend" them carrots now and then. Never get them back though.
22-09-2018, 06:17 AM
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Re: Would your neighbours lend you milk, sugar etc. if you ran out.
Ditto,Tabby.Although my neighbours are [approx] a half-mile away,we all get on with each other in excellent fashion. I'll do anything for them-they've proved they'll do the same-for each other or for me. I have to say,I'm really blessed with the neighbours I have. The distance is non-existent. I too, am surrounded by horses..but they're really tiny Shetland ponies...awwww. I just HAD to say yes when Jodie asked if she could graze them here. [Plus,they really do make superb ''guard dogs'',but in a non-violent way]
22-09-2018, 06:28 AM
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Re: Would your neighbours lend you milk, sugar etc. if you ran out.
It's great to read that most of us have good neighbour's.I'm surprised to be honest because we seem to buck the trend according to the media we are becoming more insular and an uncaring society....reading this thread we seem to be the opposite.
Maybe it's a generational thing?
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