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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I like having friendly relations with neighbors but not being friends.

I also try to take over something to new neighbors and introduce myself but it would never occur to me to invite them to a party at my house (well I guess it has occurred to me when we had holiday parties but then I decided it was just too many people to add to the list).

I find kids make their own social circles by age 6 or so but we did very “playdates” because we had relatively little time as a family.

If you you could try a block party or something to encourage more socialization in the neighborhood. [/quote]

Nothing is worse than an overly friendly neighbor. Or a neighbor that is continuously asking things of you (borrow tools, babysit kids, pet sit, mow their lawn, etc.). I love a nice quiet neighbor who waves, chats once in a while, minds their own business, doesn't gossip or complain about us or others - a low-maintenance neighbor who keeps the peace and will have your back but not be up your a$$.

OP you need to find friends but don't expect your next door neighbors to be it.[/quote]

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