Meet your Neighbours
Tilman Kugler
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In order to get to know some of your neighbours, and also so that they get to know you, sit on the street for a day with a camping table and two or three chairs. For example at the bus stop.
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If you still want to live well in your district as an old, i.e. less mobile, person, it is good if you are well acquainted with many who live nearby. Take a pot of coffee, a few packets of biscuits and a box of sparkling mineral water with you. Maybe also a puzzle, or some playing cards. It is best if you are there from morning, maybe 6:30 am, until evening, maybe 19:00 pm. If you are not alone, it is easier. Then you can take turns – and talk to each other, too.
Look what happens when you’re there: Who appeals to you? Who do you get in touch with? When is the topic still busy? What aspects come up? What generation-specific and which generation-spanning aspects become clear?
Exchange names and addresses.
Think about what you could initiate next in your quarter, where a meeting place for older people – or a generation-spanning meeting place – could emerge, or …
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Anas Muhammed
Reinsburgstraße 75, 70197 Stuttgart
20.10.2018
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