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Old 11-19-2010, 05:52 PM   #13400
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Originally Posted by bjones6416 View Post
Actually, they are still around in my neighborhood -- saw them yesterday. But these days it's a couple of carloads of quite elderly people, dressed in their best, wandering around from door to door in groups of two or three. They are braver than I am, knocking on strange doors in my somewhat iffy neighborhood. I don't tend to answer the door, but if I run into them when I'm out walking I don't have a problem exchanging pleasantries with them. This particular group seems to be a pleasant, and non-pushy, one.
We get them here at least once a month or so. But I usually am the one to answer the doorbell, and put on my 'Oh, sorry but I don't speak Japanese' face. They smile, excuse themselves, and move on to the next door. Not at all pushy. Of much more force are the 'Sokka Gakai' folks, a new sect of Buddhism that is gaining force around the world. They don't take no for an answer!

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