Readers Comments
cabbage wrote: This reminds me of our neighborhood :-) so happy that you shared all the ways of finding connection in our micro-local communities! During these times it is a huge blessing.
Joserra wrote: Beautiful! Very resonant with my friends story! https://revolucionaltruista.org/2020/04/15/reencuentros-vecinales/ Love it!
lisajoy86 wrote: Wonderful idea for how to create and sustain community in these odd times.
mindyjourney wrote: Wonderful community! And such great ideas re stuffed animal hunts, Friday dance parties...humankind is so very creative and resilient 😊.
dotmatrix wrote: This is SO COOL. ♥.
gayuks wrote: wow!!!
rajni wrote: To me it looks like Dream Team in action. You all really bring the famous Bible saying " Love Thy neighbors" in action. People of all ages get involved and benefited. May other communities get inspired to follow suit.
Lizita wrote: Yes it's wonderfu! Do you live in the Laurel District, Oakland? We are too extremely connected. We moved into an already connected community (for over 30+ years). The previous owners of our home asked that we continue the legacy of hosting neighborhood parties...we happily adopted the legacy and have added "mexican/Indian" spices to the gatherings ...fun activites..The emergence of pride in our multicultural neighborhood has been incredible!!!
whisperlove wrote: Actually, we are in San Francisco, not a place known for its warmth (figuratively and literally). Soup Night was inspired by a Sunset article about a woman looking for ways to connect with her new neighbors in Berkeley: https://www.questia.com/magazine/1P3-1194179551/soup-social