In those good old days, the inhabitants of suburban areas were not only known for being community-oriented but also as the ones who, if need be, could count on or come to the help of neighbors, hold friendly talks, and organize joyful events. Nowadays, the community spirit that once prevailed in the neighborhoods is no longer vividly seen. The once very close community spirit has now slowly disappeared and has been replaced at times with a sense of anonymity and even frustration.
The way the community spirit has shifted is crystal clear in the many stories that just keep on emerging, from severely annoyed people who want to share their neighbor from hell stories. An example of the incidents can be turning the stairs in front of the flats into a warehouse (personal) or sending the car into the living room of the neighbors – these are the antics that prove that the neighbors indeed belong in the hall of fame of the H.E. double hell. Go on, turn the page down, and you will see the most unbelievable neighbor’s actions from the worst possible neighbors ever.
Even as you are flipping through these horror stories of the neighbors, don’t fail to catch our exclusive interview with Lori Gosselin, global community-building expert, author of Kalliergo Community Building, and founder of Kalliergo Community Building. Lori has sub-divided thereby showing us very clearly the delicate matter of our distancing thus encouraging our united attitude at the bottom of our hearts again.



















































