THIS Is What It Means to Be a Good Neighbor | Ring TV



Katherine has been going through an incredibly hard time but her wonderful neighbor, Chasitie, became her beacon of positivity, leaving uplifting or funny surprises over Katherine’s Ring Video Doorbell.

β€œShe makes sure that I always know that I am loved,” says Katherine. With her Ring Protect subscription, Katherine never misses these powerful reminders. Instead, she can play them back and save them. β€œIt’s wonderful having her leave me silly messages, positive messages, and encouragement to keep going β€” no matter what my life has presented me with.”

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45 thoughts on “THIS Is What It Means to Be a Good Neighbor | Ring TV”

  1. A love story between a $3.11 Chinese manufactured WiFI camera (wrapped in a plastic/aluminum shell) and a US based Marketeting/PR Dept 🀣

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  2. My neighbor as a kid. Taunted me for just sitting outside on my porch. She would knock on her window for me to go inside. She stopped when I ignored her. But God, what a bitter lady.

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  3. Really creepy actually. I know some humans (especially females) believe in the whole self affirmation/manifestation stuff. I don't. I see it as a sign of a weak unstable mind. If she had no malice intent and was simply trying to do what is right in her mind, okay. But I would still avoid this neighbor like they had wore their underwear on the outside of their cloths, wore a pool float as a hat and referred to themselves in the 3rd person.

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  4. Lot of selfish, self-entitled jerks in here with no respect for others property. It is not the others job to clean up after your kids and animals or tolerate them uninvited. If they did that to you..you would svream like a lil bixtch

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  5. The kids who live just through the woods behind us come into our yard almost every day, riding bicycles, scooters, go-carts, or bringing toys to play with. They have even been known to walk right in and go straight to the pantry to grab a snack!! Usually they pause long enough to say "Hi, Grandpa! Hi, Grammy!"

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  6. We all have neighbors that are different than us. Mine likes to cook a lot of barbecue. Which smells good once it starts to die on the grill. But that initial smells like OMG. But I love them. It's not worth ending the world over. And their dogs don't crap in my yard or anything so maybe that tells you something about community. Now I'm waiting to get invited over for the barbecue. Ha ha. I'm working on that. It's a process.

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