The internet is simply an amazing place to be. You get to know about so many things that are going on across the world. Well, not only on a national level but many times on a personal level. We get to know about people’s experiences if they post about them on social media. Something similar happened when a Twitter user shared a thread of praise about her neighbours in Mysuru, and we are smiling!
Twitter User’s Mysuru Neighbours Thread Is Beautiful
Mysuru is like this. Stepped out of yoga this morning and a neighbour messages. I can’t even begin to explain how kind Mysuru is. Needed to rent a bike, someone came over with one before I’d even finished messaging. Came with me to the ground to practice and *till the yoga… pic.twitter.com/pyhY0OYyWM
— Gayatri (@G_y_tri) June 10, 2023
A woman who lives in Mysuru has shared a very beautiful thread of her experiences where she is all praise for her neighbours. In the first thread, the woman shared a picture of idli, gunpowder, and chutney. Her neighbour had actually made her breakfast when she was out for her yoga session.
Last night neighbour on the left sent me some bisi bele bath, day before neighbour in front sent me some sambar. To the right she sends me plants and biscuits for the dog. I also send across a bit of anything I make. A lot of this exchange takes place over walls. The whole street…
— Gayatri (@G_y_tri) June 10, 2023
In the other post, she shared that one of her neighbours cooked bisi bele bhath for her. The other neighbour sends her plants and biscuits for her dogs. She mentioned that the whole street is like a family now. They all tend to have each other’s utensils in their kitchens as they constantly share food.
In case yall missed that bit: in this day and age I leave my front door open when I leave the house. Not unlocked. Wide open. So the dog thinks I’m coming back quickly and doesn’t cry. Whole street keeps an eye. Around 5-6 houses around and my maid whenever she’s passing for work
— Gayatri (@G_y_tri) June 10, 2023
In the next post, she mentioned that her neighbours and the maid made sure to watch over it until she came back home.
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Netizens Find It So Heartwarming
Grew up in a Bengaluru like this.
This still exists in communities with locals in South Bengaluru.— TheMadRao | ಸಮರ್ಥ (@themadrao) June 10, 2023
The tweet thread posted by @G_y_tri has received about 15.1K views and over 190 likes. Many netizens found it hard to believe that in this age, the user has found such reliable and kind neighbours. This is because in today’s fast paced world, we barely know who stays in the house next door.
You are extremely lucky to have that community… Seems like old times
— Dr Neelam Tewari (@neelamtewari) June 10, 2023
You are so so blessed to have such good people around.
— Mahima Seth (@mahimaseth28) June 10, 2023
Some of them reminisced about the old Mysore days when everything and everyone were good and kind. One of the users wrote that this shows that the woman herself is a good neighbour and has reciprocated in this way. Netizens were happy to read this heartwarming thread and sent their good wishes.
This is making me tear up a little. This was Madras growing up in the 90s. Not anymore.
— Sudeep (@proxax) June 10, 2023
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