Essays

We can choose a good house to live in. But we cannot choose our neighbours. It is a great blessing to have a good neighbour. If the neighbours are otherwise, it In-comes hell. Generally it is found that if the parents are good, the children are good too. Neighbours may be good, bad or indifferent.

We live in a busy locality. The streets are narrow and the houses are mostly multistoried. That accounts for the, good number of neighbours. Our next door neighbor in ii workman belonging to lower middle class. He works painstakingly. He is a workaholic and yet cannot make the ends meet. His working hours are from early morning right  up to sunset by which time he calls it a day. His wife is good natured and is busy doing something or the other It is owing to this factor that the neighbours are not able to see much of this quiet couple.

Our next door neighbour to the right is a rich family— the Chaurasias. This family is so business-minded that everything concerning them is related to money. The businessman is away the whole day and has crooked looks. His wife is not much educated and is short- tempered.. Any little things lead to quarrel with them.  The children are a spoilt lot. That is why the neighboring pepole keep this affluent family at arm’s length.

In the ground floor of the building, lives the Sharma Family. Shri Sharma works in the Central Secretariat. He Is a thorough gentleman. And gentle is his wife too. The sharmas get along smoothly with the people of the neighborhood. They help others in times of need, and everyone is ready to run errands for them. They deserve goodwill of all.

Opposite our house lives a Managing Director of a private limited company. He has a grown-up daughter and son. His wife is a teacher. The MD owing to fraud in dealings is now behind bars. Just on the other side of the street lives the Chart family. He is a man of letters and a teacher. Quite a scholarly person. He is a prolific writer. He has a genial wife. Whenever there is time, our family spends time with them in the evenings. The exchange of ideas on interior decoration and allied topics is so helpful. They are always at the giving end, rather than asking for anything. Recently, Shri Chart gave me a story book to read. He asked me to read story books one by one.   

The Charts have a high civic sense. They never do anything which might displease or annoy their neighbours. They are invited to every function. Mrs. Chart is very friendly with my mother and they pass time together. Shri Chart and my father are usually together in the evenings. On Sundays and festive occasions the celebrations are on a joint basis. How lucky indeed we are to have the Charts as our neighbour. They are verily leaders of the neighbourhood and are always in the forefront in matters of residents' welfare.

Essay in Everyday Life

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