That trailer of "Our souls at night", looks like a good movie. Getting through the night. I know what she means. BF

The plot is believable because they have lived in the same neighborhood
for years but were not friends because they were taking care of their
own families.

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In my neighborhood people do not talk to each other. We do not have
sidewalks or front porches or places where people see each other because
our windows are closed against the heat (Air conditioners running).

When I watch it again, I will see it differently, but due to whatever mood
I was in last night, I felt that all of us could benefit from
having connections with other people.
BUT it is hard to connect when I am a complete nut case.

Those two were playing people who were sane -- no weird anxiety issue for
example or bipolar or great need to be alone.


M

It sounds like a nice movie to watch, but one Corey wouldn't sit through. So once things calm down, I think I will check it out.

I have always had a casual relationship with all my neighbors that Corey hasn't always shared. It seems like most people here know each other and are friendly. We know the lady next to us, and the couple upstairs.

Yes. Good to know the neighbors.

Maybe I am not a friendly person beyond saying "hello."


M

In the past my neighbors have also been very helpful doing things like helping me clean off my car because Corey doesn't do it for me. He would talk a lot of s*** about them (because they were Indian), and it would make me angry, because he did not know the people... how kind the had been to me, doing things that he didn't. I can't stand racism. I always speak up, but it never makes a difference.