I felt very welcomed to our new neighborhood when I found this yesterday:
Here‘s what our welcoming neighbors want us to enjoy:
Coffee and Danish! What could be more welcoming than that? Thanks, neighbors!
As I traveled around several neighborhoods yesterday, I took other photos which I hope you welcome, neighbor.
Welcome to my neighborhood, which includes stress relief techniques AND great cooking by my boyfriend Michael.
Welcome to the YouTube neighborhood, which offers these songs (here, here, here, and here):
Thanks to all the neighbors who helped me create today’s post and to you — of course! — for being my neighbor here.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
Welcome, welcome, welcome, the whole world is your neighbourhood, welcome, welcome, welcome, from my neighbourhood…
Welcome to my neighborhood, neighbor!
Nice!
So nice to see you, neighbor!
I think this means you and Michael may be checking out a nearby Trader Joe’s in the new neighborhood, Ann. My dear wife Karen and I think the one we got in Syracuse a couple of years ago was an interesting addition to the supermarket world.
Thanks for this neighborly comment, Mark.
What a nice welcome gift!
How nice to see you, Kate! Welcome back.
In many previous posts you’ve shared pictures of places where you’ve walked. Those are a good reminder that neighborhoods are places best explored on foot.
Thanks for leaving more footsteps here, neighbor.
Nice hanging out with you yesterday—looks like you have really nice neighbors
Jan Woodruff, RN
It’s so nice that you’re still my neighbor at work!
Your signs today remind me of the Tesla (rock band) song Signs:
“Signs, signs, everywhere there’s signs…”
But the best sign of all if your welcome to the neighborhood. It’s a good feeling!
It’s always a great feeling to see you, blogging neighbor!
That was such a wonderful fun post! Welcome and Thank You!
Thanks for the wonderful comment, Chris, and you’re so welcome!
I love all the signs and the calendar quotes. Really fun. I’ll have to remember some …. 🙂 My train of thought derails often too without survivors. 🙂
Love your trains of thought, my wonderful blogging neighbor!
🙂
I love welcoming people.
I love welcoming welcoming you, Colleen.
Thank you for a post I did so enjoy
Thank you for another enjoyable comment, my WordPress neighbor.
What a great neighbour you have, Ann! ♡
Diana xo
You’re a great blogging neighbor, Diana! ❤ xxoo
Wonder if Mr. McFeely is the neighborhood postman? Good to see you have nice neighbors.
Good to see you, my nice WordPress neighbor.
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So pleased you have welcoming neighbours. I liked the mummy cartoon
So pleased you visited today, Derrick.
Sounds like you have landed really well Ann 💕 I have to say I got excited when I saw those pens ….. 🐰🐰🐰
Thanks for landing really well here, there, and everywhere, Val! ❤
Thank you Ann 💛
It’s very satisfying feeling than get comforted by someone. the same thing happen with one of my colleagues as he was new in town. he needed some help and searching for help he took the help form Onata and coincidentally the help he needed was found in his own building which. the app helped him lot, he also earned money by just singing up