Cheryl--
Yes, please go deeper.
No need to send the powerpoint for me--I would not be able to open it. If
you have it in plain text, that would be great.
Thanks, Cheryl.
:-Doug. Germann
Seeking people making community change.
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I am sitting at my desk drinking red wine, and eating wasabi nuts (got them
from Toronto Chinatown). Anyone who thinks that Pakistani cuisine (also
called 'Indian", even though the original "Indians" did not eat meat. The
barbecue stuff that you guys like, only came to India after the Mughals
invad
Only "so long" (Long)Bon Voyage -- and you know there are a whole mess of
folks out there who will welcome you. And Thank God - no more nasty limericks
for the moment!
ho
Harrison Owen
7808 River Falls Dr.
Potomac, MD 20854
USA
301-365-2093
207-763-3261 (summer)
website www.openspaceworld.co
Only "so long" (Long)Ralph...be well and I look forward to hearing about the
insights you receive from your mighty journey. I've trained many Good Neighbors
and Family Advocates across the country and if you want to find safe harbor
with people willing to open their homes to traveling souls, le
Happy Birthday, Ralph--and congratulations for opening space for the ride of
a lifetime!
Knowing you, I predict that you will find deep community in many places
across this land. Have a wonderful time--and be prepared to bring us a trip
report!
Love,
Joelle
P.S. I'm going to be reading your
Ralph - Bon voyage. Rosemary and I will think of you on your journey and be
waiting to hear the news from the many communities that we are sure you will
find - you wizard you!
Brenda
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Ralph:
I was reflecting the other day that what is alive in me as a consultant is
the communities I work with, the First Nations and Aboriginal communities
around British Columbia here. And although I am from Ontario, and Ojibway is
my ancestry, I am a part of the larger Aboriginal community ou
Harrison and all:
I am preparing to do an OS with a group of about 125. It is a three day
experience. The second day, in the afternoon, the group wants to have fee
time for golf, reading, whatever people want to do. Then, we will come back
that evening for evening news. My questions are simpl
Thanks Peggy this is a glorious write-up
Chris macrae
-Original Message-
From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Peggy
Holman
Sent: 30 May 2005 07:05
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: The World Cafe meets Open Space
You've seen Tom Atlee's description o
Just a piece of housekeeping...
You cannot send attachments to the OSLIST. This change was made a little
while ago to prevent viruses and other malicious files being sent to the
list. Also, many of us only use dialup access and downloading large
attachments is time consuming and can be expensiv
My Outlook Express removed the attachments. Could you send them embedded in
an email please?
Thanks,
Cheryl Honey
Community Weaver
206.240.2241
- Original Message -
From: "Murli Nagasundaram"
To:
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 8:44 AM
Subject: Fwd: Collaborative Practices
> Murli Nagasunda
Forgive delay in response but I just returned from a 4-day Neighborhoods USA
conference in Sacramento, CA.
Transformative Community Building implies changing the way people relate to
one another and to systems in a community resulting in changing the way a
community functions.
The Family Support
Hi,
In about two weeks, I'll be heading off for a summer-long trip that will
essentially keep me off the internet. In an effort to prevent out-of-office
e-mail inbox build-up, I will soon unsubscribe to all listserves, including
this one, and I'll re-subscribe in September.
I've been following t
Harrison,
Your story of Freedom Shock among senior health care scholars reminds me of
a couple of incidents from my own experience with the other end of the age
spectrum.
Also about 30 years ago (what was in the water then?), I had my first
experience as a first year teacher observing FS among hi
Thanks Peggy -- as usual you are lucid and on target. You got me thinking about
Freedom Shock. I suspect we all experience it -- but for some it becomes an
immobilizing experience. I first noticed FS some 30 years ago (Oh my God!) when
I designed and "ran" a program for senior health care profes
Ralph Copleman wrote:
> On some level, though, I think my trip will be about a search for
> community in America, this troubled, deeply divided, seductive Gargantua
> of a country I love, and which has broken my heart so often of late.
Ralph,
Thank you for this personal and moving note. 'Breakin
I remind you, Craig, that at a three day OS gathering, all the
participants are free to go golfing any time they wish.
During Spirited Work gatherings, it has been quite common for people
to hold sessions with titles like this: "walk on the beach at 2 pm". .
. people meet at 2 pm, organize cars an
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