“Being a good neighbor is an art which makes life richer.” — Gladys Taber
The tall, gray-haired man walked toward me from the house next door. I was copying the phone number from a “For Sale” sign on a lot at Lake Murvaul in East Texas.
I had no idea I was meeting one of the best neighbors I would ever have.
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