The whole building community was invited for food and drink; no one was left out. It was a cultural experience that benefited everyone who participated. Shelley had many friends in the building; leaving the building to be with other friends was minimal. The sense of security was never a question in her area; all the doors were kept unlocked and everyone had keys to every apartment, it was a positive environment...
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There was always adult supervision in the building at any given time. Parents were always aware of where their children were at all times, before cell phones were invented. Shelley never felt different from anyone for being Jewish. Being brought up in such a diverse atmosphere, she was always able to communicate and be compatible with everyone; there was never a conflict between any of the tenants...
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