Hallo Michael,
I agree with you that food is necessary for life and many spirits get lost
if good food is not served at proper times, which means the time that
person needs it.
The open-space cook book idea came from Rachel because of my needs. I am
going to do the cooking at Birgitt´s trainings in
Dear Esther,
my feeling is that every facilitator has her own style and
preferences etc. concerning food at an open space. There also can be
some important cultural/religious elements around food, kosher food,
pork not being welcome by a number of religions, vegetarian dishes if
you have lets say I
In a message dated 7/6/02 6:45:11 AM, mmpa...@snafu.de writes:
<< There also can be
some important cultural/religious elements around food, kosher food,
pork not being welcome by a number of religions, vegetarian dishes if
you have lets say Indians >>
I learned quite a bit at an Open Space of
Hi Laurel, Rick, Dave, Ted and the other 344 on the list,
I am surprised about this discussion on food.
Never ever have I been to an open space-event that was without food
and drink. In fact, I would not facilitate an open space without food
and drink.
Clearly, it is essential! As are daylight (I h
Dear Judi,
these details intrigue me because thats where I can decide to do
things either this way or another way or another way yetand in my
experience they do make a difference to the degree open space is
experienced as a window to the open space-organisation (my precept is
that it is the nat
