I AM INTERESTED IN GREENVILLE, NC BECOMMING A TRANSITION TOWN AND I WANT TO BEGIN THAT PROCESS. I AM LOOKING FOR OTHER PEOPLE INTERESTED IN DOING THIS. I HAVE MANY IDEAS AND WORKING ON THE TRAINING.
Native to Lancaster County, PA. Lived in East Petersburg ('64-'70)/ Manheim Township ('83)/ Millersville ('87)/ Mount Joy ('89) / Elizabethtown since then.
Currently live on our small farm raising sheep (wool and meat), chickens (eggs & meat), fruit, & vegetables, and boarding horses.
Sixty-seven year old grandma committed to leaving a pristine, thriving planet for them to enjoy. Born and raised on a small farm in Mississippi. Peace Corps volunteer in Rupununi Savannahs of Guyana SA 66-68. Elementary Special Education teacher.
On the outer edges of Liverpool ONE, a 42 acre regeneration area of the city centre, there is a Tesco Superstore. This is unremarkable in itself - you can't go very far in Liverpool without running into one - however, if you venture just around the corner of the main entrance you'll find a set of plaques that reproduce an 18th Century map of the area.
Soon, like every year around the middle of February, I will start feeling it: The Quickening. It's a growing sense of urgency, of expectancy and excitement.
The subject of our last post in our Looking Back fortnight is perhaps the thorniest and most challenging, both to engage in and write about: our fellow Transitioners. As a social movement we need to work on an equal and dynamic and friendly footing with others. Not an easy task as all of us have spent our lives working within a hierarchical and competitive structure.
