Hi James,

My silly language really - I suppose it means that instead of going 
through the normal processes of arguing, lets leave some moments of 
shared feelings and values, regarding our own vulnerabilities which 
reflect a wider context - breath a little. Even allowing room for 
emotion can in itself be a critical thing, but less structured.

Trad = traditional.

posturing = To assume a pose or position.

marc
> Hi Marc,
>
> I'm awfully tempted to go into a long-winded email blab, but instead
> I'm just going to ask: what is trad-posturing?
>
> James.
>
>
> On 6/1/2009, "marc garrett" <marc.garr...@furtherfield.org> wrote:
>
>   
>> Hi Jeremy,
>>
>> Sorry to hear about your friend & I hope being with close ones during
>> this period has helped in some way...
>>
>>     
>>> it helps me to see that we are sharing like this...
>>>       
>> I agree, perhaps a bit of vulnerability is a healthy thing in contrast
>> to the trad-posturing for a change :-)
>>
>> A happy new year to you as well.
>>
>> marc
>>
>>
>>     
>>> have grown shy as to lists but ..
>>>
>>> it helps me to see that we are sharing like this....as it saddens me to
>>> see shared pain and distress like this
>>>
>>> my holidays were also quiet and with a small group of friends and family
>>>
>>> a dear friend passed away right after christmas suddenly ...some of my
>>> relatives are out of jobs and my father who recently retired has lost half
>>> of his retirement in the economic collapse....
>>>
>>> I can only graze the news now as it is too painful for me to go in depth
>>> much of the time...and this goes against my core ......
>>>
>>> The thought of a new president at least brings some hope but the morass he
>>> inherits is mind boggling and this will put unbelievable pressure on....
>>>
>>> well...at least gas is cheaper......
>>>
>>> and this sharing of voices helps too...at least for me.....
>>>
>>> for what it is worth...happy new year to all
>>>
>>> Jeremy
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>       
>>>> At least in this Brooklyn end of the woods, it's been a depressing holiday
>>>> season. The transforations that Bush made, he also rode - they're infra-
>>>> strutural, and not likely to be resolved by any presidency. Case in point
>>>> - "clean" coal, the TVA, recent catastrophe. The USuses 25% the world's
>>>> energy - this isn't going to change under any presidency - and this comes
>>>> from coal. To build a new power grid would cost billions and we're in
>>>> debt. West Virginia as you know is being destroyed - as of a year ago, the
>>>> last I have stats for - something like 423 mountains were mountain-topped,
>>>> destroying an ecology that's second to the tropics in diversity, and of
>>>> course destroying small towns and homesteads as well. If you look at poli-
>>>> tics, it's the same mess - the holocaust in the mideast isn't likely to
>>>> resolve for decades, if at all. Etc. etc. There doesn't seem to be any
>>>> place for national or geopolitical joy; even on a personal level, so many
>>>> people are suffering for lack of health care - our next door neighbor
>>>> probably has severe prostrate cancer and has no insurance - he's found a
>>>> hospital to test him, but they put off the tests for months, not untyp-
>>>> ical here, and now his blood pressure is through the roof. He's an artist
>>>> just about 60. I'm lucky with medicate and my father paying the supple-
>>>> mental - I couldn't survive without that. So the world appears, not better
>>>> or worse, but grey. The one bright spot is that Obama seems to be able to
>>>> both listen and speak coherently - we're not likelly to have a cabal
>>>> running things without input from the rest of us.
>>>>
>>>> So we had as most people did we know, a very quiet holiday season with
>>>> good friends and we're thankful for that. And Azure years ago found a
>>>> forlorn dying Christmas tree in a pot at a store here - which has since
>>>> blossomed, even indoors, into a beautiful pine. So we're helping keep
>>>> something alive, and that is a real gift. And our cat is healthy...
>>>>
>>>> Take care, Alan
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