In Appreciating Our Neighbor, We're Participating In

Play Is Really The Work Of Childhood.

It's A Beautiful Day In This Neighborhood, A Beautiful Day For A Neighbor. Would You Be Mine? Could You Be Mine?... It's A Neighborly Day In This Beauty Wood, A Neighborly Day For A Beauty. Would You Be Mine? Could You Be Mine?... I've Always Wanted To Have A Neighbor Just Like You. I've Always Wanted To Live In A Neighborhood With You. So, Let's Make The Most Of This Beautiful Day. Since We're Together We Might As Well Say: Would You Be Mine? Could You Be Mine? Won't You Be My Neighbor? Won't You Please, Won't You Please? Please Won't You Be My Neighbor?

If It's Mentionable, It's Manageable.

We Speak With More Than Our Mouths. We Listen With More Than Our Ears.

I Think Of Discipline As The Continual Everyday Process Of Helping A Child Learn Self-discipline.