Are neibours necessary nowadays

Keeping an Eye on Your Home and Family

Perhaps one of the most important benefits of getting to know your neighbors is the extra home protection. Because your neighbors know your regular comings and goings, they are more likely to notice someone lurking around. Many neighbors have thwarted thieves because they were keeping an eye on their friend’s property. Other cases include watching over your house while you’re on vacation and calling the police if something is amiss. Through neighborhood watch, you get an extra set of eyes on your home.

Enriching Your Social Life

A friendly, social neighborhood is more likely to have social events like block parties, potlucks, pool parties, game nights, and more. Close relationships with your neighbors enhance your family’s social life and create meaningful connections. A friendly neighborhood dynamic encourages you and your family to get out of the house, have some fun, and meet new people. Plus, Lincoln Military residents have access to FREE events throughout the year! Simply log in to your resident portal to see what’s going on in your neighborhood.

Lending a Helping Hand

Creating and maintaining a friendly demeanor with your neighbors can come in handy. Whether you need to borrow an ingredient for a recipe you’re trying out, or you’ve just run out of dishwashing detergent, your neighbors can save you an impromptu trip to the store. And what comes around, goes around! As a friendly neighbor, you’re happy to return the favor when the family next door needs something, as well. Show your appreciation for their giving spirit by gifting a plate of food from the recipe they helped you complete or slipping a thank you card in their mailbox.

Sharing Mutual Chores and Responsibilities

It’s especially beneficial to know your neighbors when you both share similar lifestyles, such as in military housing. For example, if you both wake up at 7:30 am to take your kids to school, you could carpool and switch off every other day. If you water your lawn weekly, you could alternate weeks and water each other’s lawns. If you’re hiring a babysitter on a Friday night, have their kids join and split the cost of the sitter. Sharing these types of responsibilities can make both of your lives more comfortable.

Making Lifelong Friends

If you have children, look for families in your neighborhood with children around the same age. Neighborhood kids can quickly become best friends, as play dates are always accessible with a simple knock at the door. Organize a neighborhood event so all the kids can meet each other and watch the friendships grow from there. This can give your kids something to do after school, on weekends, and school breaks. Instead of sitting at home and spending all their time indoors, neighborhood friendships can encourage your kids to get outside and stay active.

Providing Emotional Support  

Getting to know your neighbors is especially important in military housing. Military life can be hard to explain to someone who hasn’t experienced it. Building relationships with fellow military housing neighbors allows you to share your mutual challenges, accomplishments, and everything in between. When you need support, such as during a spouse’s deployment, you know you have a shoulder to lean on right next door. And vice versa - if your neighbor is struggling, they know they can turn to you.

At Lincoln Military Housing, we understand the importance of getting to know your neighbors, which is why we go the extra mile to facilitate these bonds. Neighborhood social events and family-friendly amenities set the stage for meeting new people and strengthening friendships. Whether you need a hand with chores or want to plan a backyard barbeque, know your neighbors for a memorable and beneficial set of relationships!

Answer:

Yes, neighbours are important....

Getting to know your neighbours comes with a wide range of benefits, including enhanced safety and community events. Whether you need to borrow an egg or need a shoulder to cry on, a good neighbour is always there to help. In both challenging and joyous times, these relationships remind you that you’re surrounded by friendship and support.

Explanation:

Here are some of the most important reasons to get to know your neighbours:

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I saw Denise today in Geography class.

She was sitting on the other side of the room.

"You're trying to start a war," she said, "giving secrets away to the Enemy. Why can't you keep your big mouth shut?"

I didn't know what to say.

I gave her a packet of tomato seeds and asked her to plant them for me, told her when the first tomato ripened she'd miss me.

- "In Response to Executive Order 9066," Dwight Okita

As you read, record any details that relate to the topic of American identity.​

The main purpose of the author in this passage is A) to advocate that more of America's energy needs be met through the use of wind power. B) to entertain the reader with amusing anecdotes about wind power research and incidents. C) to angrily denounce the lobbyists who would like to make wind power the energy of the future. D) to persuade the reader to contact his or her representative and ask them to oppose wind power

1. What does the narrator, Squeaky, value as her two greatest traits (qualities)? Provide at least one quote as support.

Which of the following sentences from the paragraph contain a comparative adjective? Choose two that apply.

a.The long hatch popped open and there they were.
b.We stood stunned, our hearts applauding their arrival with every beat.
c.But even though we had the best technology in the universe, a trick of the eye caught us out.
d.In the video images, they had appeared to be a bit taller than we are, relative to the things in their environment.
e.It appeared, however, that their trees were much, much shorter than ours, because the aliens were much, much shorter than we are.

What is an example of rhyme scheme in the road not taken by Robert frost

An article published in a magazine about cancer treatment that was provided by a leading doctor from a cancer treatment enter would give the magazine and the article _________.



a claim


source credibility


evidence

Which sentence has an error?
A)
The Hardwick's dog apparently killed their neighbor's dog in a terrible
fight
B)
The amount of homework that my teacher assigns is much more than
your's does.
C)
The teacher tried to convince her students that their city had much to offer
their future.
D)
Our church's youth group likes to spend a week each summer doing yard
work for those who can't

Metaphor Meanings Worksheet (Part 1)
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A metaphor is a figure of speech that compares two things.
Often times it uses the word “is or was”
Directions: For each metaphor given below, write what you think it means.
Example A: Thoughts are a storm, unexpected.
Answer: someone may have many unexpected thoughts at anytime
1. He is a beast-
____________________________________________________
2. The noise is music to his ears-
____________________________________________________
3. He swam in the sea of diamonds-
____________________________________________________
4. His belt was a snake curling around his waist-
____________________________________________________
5. Love is a growing garland-
____________________________________________________
6. Your friendship is the picture to my frame-
____________________________________________________

Describe the narrative point of view (first person ,second person ,third person omniscient or third person limited) in the story. how does this point of view influence your understanding of the main character Robbie and his development in the story? "Games at Twilight"

Myrtle's sister Catherine blamed everything on Gatsby .
False or True​

Which of the following would be the best choice to replace the word trash (noun) in the sentence below? Recycling cuts down on trash in landfills.

A. Scraps (noun)

B. Garbage (noun)

C. Goods (noun)

D. Pieces (noun) SUBT​

What is a word for took with a stronger connotation

Describe what you do in the post-reading phase and explain why this
phase is an important part of the reading process.

Vanquishing the Hungry Chinese Zombie by Claudine Gueh 1 Which statement expresses a main theme of the story? A Great friendships can be made under very unusual circumstances. B It is important to think carefully before trusting unfamiliar people. C One often has to make sacrifices in order to help one's family members. D Removing negativity from one's life can be difficult and sometimes scary.​

They look like they are going to a wedding.
Correct the sentence (only accurate answer needed)

Why does the speaker use hyperbole here?
H E L P P P P P

Riddle How many letters are in the ALPHABET?

Which of the following is a correct example of parallel construction? Select all that apply.


1. I was always told that I was a sickly child who had moments of being tiresome.

2. I was always told that I was a sickly and precarious and tiresome and uncertain child.

3. I was always told that I was a sickly, precarious, tiresome, uncertain child.

4. I was always told that I was a sickly and precariously and tiresomely and uncertainly child.

DEAR COUNCILWOMAN REESE:

In proposing a curfew, you are implying that teenagers equal rights
you are only using teenagers as a tool for increasing your support
The constitution of the united states guarantees our right to assem
apparently you don't feel that teenagers deserve such a basic right
that we will all be voters, too, in a few years?
Very truly yours,
Ramon Hinojosa, Pleasanton High School

IM SO CONFUSED

can you answer this please
1. from the letter, we know that
A. sheila was lost
B. cindy met sheila and her friends
C. Rose could meet sheila on her holidays
D. Sheila didn't want to meet Rose
E. Rose hated to meet Sheila with Cindy
2. Please, let me know when your plans are DEFINITE...
The DEFINITE word has similar in meaning to
A. right
B. fuzzy
c. sharp
d. insure
e. certain
3. The word "cheers" can be replaced with
A. regards
b. yours sincerely
c. dear
d. hopefully
e. lots of love​

How does fake news communicate ideas to an audience?

HELP!!!!ASAP!!!!NOW!!!PLEASE!!!HURRY!!!
Does everyone have the same rights?(PLEASE TRY TO DO 3+ SENTENCES PLEASE THANK YOU)

Does anyone know how to write an essay about the time you were proud?

What does it mean?

"If you come to a negotiation table saying you have the final truth, that you know nothing but the truth and that is final, you will get nothing."

You are John/Joan, the Tour -in- charge of Grand Public School,Agra. During the summer break, you are planning to organize a tour to a place of historical importace. Wrtie a letter to the National Travel Agency , Arga , enquiring about the charges, facilities arga enquiring about the charges, facilities and all other necessary details

I need example sentences for these words. :)

How does the poet use a literary device in line 12?

0 Flashback is used to tell the reader about previous storms.

O Foreshadowing is used to clue the reader about the brutality of the storm.

0 Alliteration is used to imitate the sound of the waves.


Onomatopoeia is used to give intensity to the action of the waves.​

Who was the audience for the “I Have a Dream” Speech?

Poetry
Mr. Miller liked to jump
From high up in the sky;
He never for a moment thought
That he could ever die.
He trusted in his parachute
But when he pulled the string,
He found his wife had moved the chute
And filled it up with things
That might have been a help to him
In any other place;
But nothing that might keep him now
From landing on his face.
So Mr. Miller closed his eyes,
And said, “Thy will be done”;
And suddenly jumping out of things
Just wasn’t that much fun.
It might have been the end of him.
Had not a hawk flew by
And plucked him with her razor claws
Right out of the blue sky.
She took him to her nest up high
And dropped him in the twigs
And Mr. Miller to this day
Can be found in these digs



Questions:

1. What does Mr. Miller think can’t happen to him?


2. What happens when Mr. Miller pulls the string on his
parachute?


3. Why is jumping out of things suddenly not that much fun?


4. How is Mr. Miller saved?


5. Look up the word “digs”. What does it mean in the context of
this poem?

2
Drag each tile to the correct box.
Match each term to the correct definition.