Every September 28th, we celebrate National Good Neighbor Day, a reminder that strong, supportive communities begin with the people closest to us. This holiday was established in America nationally by President Jimmy Carter in 1978. Whether it’s sharing a smile across the fence, lending a helping hand, or simply being present, small acts of kindness among neighbors create ripples that extend far beyond our immediate circle. We have two beautiful apple trees in our backyard and my grand kids and I  took some apples over to our neighbors today. They returned the favor with some delicious limes. We are figuring out our “next act of kindness” for today. But what’s…