I've Always Wanted To Have A Neighbor

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?

Love Isn't A State Of Perfect Caring. It Is An Active Noun Like Struggle. To Love Someone Is To Strive To Accept That Person Exactly The Way He Or She Is, Right Here And Now.

One Way To Think About Play, Is As The Process Of Finding New Combinations For Known Things--combinations That May Yield New Formsof Expression, New Inventions, New Discoveries, And New Solutions....it's Exactly What Children's Play Seems To Be About And Explains Why So Many People Have Come To Think That Children's Play Is So Important A Part Of Childhood--and Beyond.

It's Our Insides That Make Us Who We Are, That Allow Us To Dream And Wonder And Feel For Others. That's What's Essential. That's What Will Always Make The Biggest Difference In Our World.

There Is No Normal Life That Is Free Of Pain. It's The Very Wrestling With Our Problems That Can Be The Impetus For Our Growth.