Sometimes, you just have to stop and go talk with your neighbor. No way around it. Garbage can blew sideways, kids selling cookies, misidentified mail, delivering some seasonal gift. Or maybe just because the world has gotten too crazy. Big questions gnaw at you -- worry you, worry your neighbor. But it is good to have a neighbor. Americans must remember who we are, even in the echo of this election, maybe especially now -- we are neighbors.    Whatever the varied, variegated, vegan, valiant politics of your neighbor, they are still your neighbor. And in times of national division and disaffection, concern or crisis, Americans always turn to their neighbors, comforting and lifting them, listening and enlightening them, consoling or absorbing consolation from them, ultimately protecting and laughing with them. It is in our nature, as we are a social, slightly sentimental, essentially generous and giving people. Today, this connection seems to need some renewing, as the...(Read Full Article)