Last year, I spent my holiday in an unfamiliar neighborhood in Lakewood, NewJersey. We rented a house so that some ofour children and grandchildren could joinus. Everyone in the area was super friendly,offering to come to introduce themselves tous and to ensure that we would make fulluse of their hospitality, whether to borrowsomething or to send the kids to play in their yards. We were excited and impressedand immediately began to see if there wereany houses for sale in the neighborhood!The next door to us was particularly fascinating (to visit not to buy). In the yard,there was a tennis court, a swing set andvarious toys and games that were particularly popular with young children.The owner was also very friendly andinvited the kids to come over and play.They didn't have to be asked twice. Theyplayed for hours on end. While we relaxed inour yard, perhaps a little too comfortable,perhaps enjoying each other s company alittle too much, perhaps forgetting thatyoung children can t be left too longwithout adults looking after them.Apparently, a small fight broke out betweenthe boy of the next door and one of my five-year-old grandsons. My 10-year-oldgrandson immediately jumped to hiscousin's defense and pushed the other boy.At this point, the mother next door wasforced to intervene (i1#).And the neighbor came over to speak to us.Now when I try to imagine myself: in thatposition, I imagine all sorts of negative andaggressive ways to deal with it ---- I wouldhave been very angry and complainedabout the bad behavior of these visitingchildren, and definitely sent them home.Paraoranh 1· IWhat she did иas nuite
Last year, I spent my holiday in an unfamiliar neighborhood in Lakewood, NewJersey. We rented a house so that some ofour children and grandchildren could joinus. Everyone in the area was super friendly,offering to come to introduce themselves tous and to ensure that we would make fulluse of their hospitality, whether to borrowsomething or to send the kids to play in their yards. We were excited and impressedand immediately began to see if there wereany houses for sale in the neighborhood!The next door to us was particularly fascinating (to visit not to buy). In the yard,there was a tennis court, a swing set andvarious toys and games that were particularly popular with young children.The owner was also very friendly andinvited the kids to come over and play.They didn't have to be asked twice. Theyplayed for hours on end. While we relaxed inour yard, perhaps a little too comfortable,perhaps enjoying each other s company alittle too much, perhaps forgetting thatyoung children can t be left too longwithout adults looking after them.Apparently, a small fight broke out betweenthe boy of the next door and one of my five-year-old grandsons. My 10-year-oldgrandson immediately jumped to hiscousin's defense and pushed the other boy.At this point, the mother next door wasforced to intervene (i1#).And the neighbor came over to speak to us.Now when I try to imagine myself: in thatposition, I imagine all sorts of negative andaggressive ways to deal with it ---- I wouldhave been very angry and complainedabout the bad behavior of these visitingchildren, and definitely sent them home.Paraoranh 1· IWhat she did иas nuite<br>
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