"what's a "bees parade" ? :)"
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Lawrence Boxall commented on Lawrence Boxall's event Community Organizing for Justice: the lessons of the London Citizens Council
"Just found out she is also speaking at VPL tonight if anyone can make it:
Living Wages and Child Poverty in VancouverFree Public ForumA dialogue about living wages as a solution to child and family poverty in Vancouver Monday, April 11 -…"
Lawrence Boxall's event was featured
Community Organizing for Justice: the lessons of the London Citizens Council at SFU Harbour Centre
April 14, 2011 from 7pm to 9:30pm
LESSONS OF THE LONDON CITIZENS COUNCILPresentation by Deborah Littman of the London Citizens Council Thursday, April 147 pmSFU Harbour Centreroom will be posted515 W. Hastings StreetVancouver The London Citizens, like the Metro Vancouver Vancouver Alliance, are based on the IAF model of coalition. Their work in England has, among other accomplishments, achieved a living wage in London. Event co-sponsored by the J.S. Woodsworth Chair, Department of Humanities, SFUSee More
Ross Moster commented on Lawrence Boxall's event Community Organizing for Justice: the lessons of the London Citizens Council
"I've spoken with Deborah on a couple occasions in the past, and she's a pretty interesting speaker."
Lawrence Boxall posted an event
Community Organizing for Justice: the lessons of the London Citizens Council at SFU Harbour Centre
April 14, 2011 from 7pm to 9pm
LESSONS OF THE LONDON CITIZENS COUNCILPresentation by Deborah Littman of the London Citizens Council Thursday, April 147 pmSFU Harbour Centreroom will be posted515 W. Hastings StreetVancouver The London Citizens, like the Metro Vancouver Vancouver Alliance, are based on the IAF model of coalition. Their work in England has, among other accomplishments, achieved a living wage in London. Event co-sponsored by the J.S. Woodsworth Chair, Department of Humanities, SFUSee More
Lawrence Boxall commented on David Allan's blog post Assume
"Politicians will not take their heads out of the sand and we are all going to have to deal with the consequences of their lack of courage and foresight. The only resource we have in abundance is each other working in communities of co-operate…"
Lawrence Boxall commented on Randy Chatterjee's blog post Peak oil is spurring locals' self-sufficiency, by Carlito Pablo of the Georgia Straight
"(BTW: You don't have to be a Lawrence to contribute to this discussion)
On this opinion that it's going to be violent: That is precisely why VV is so important. Human being are neither intgrinsically violent or dyed in the wool peaceniks.…"
Lawrence Boxall commented on Randy Chatterjee's blog post Peak oil is spurring locals' self-sufficiency, by Carlito Pablo of the Georgia Straight
"The point is that even without peak oil we should stop burning fossil fuels immediately. We have the technological ability to do without oil and coal but the corporate elite who make all the rules are not interested and our governments are there for…"
Lawrence Boxall replied to Julia Smith's discussion Worms anyone? in the group VV Community Gardening Group
"I'd love to have your worm bin. Please email me at leaflet47@gmail.com if it is still available."
Lawrence Boxall joined Randy Chatterjee's group
VV Community Gardening Group
Build community, reconnect with the ground, capture carbon, and grow something beautiful and edible in a small green space. There is lots to recommend here. Be a part of it. Part of the VV Neighbourhood Food Network. Join VV to join this group.If you're interested in participating in a VV community or collaborative garden or new gardening project please contact commmunitygardening@villagevancouver.ca or…See More
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There is a station up ahead,
a dawning presence
as I travel this train of life,
a station where I'll bid you farewell
and know no more. Before we arrive,
there is much
to do to try to calm
a sea of turbulence, of uncertainty,
of confused essences
you and my children will encounter
beyond that station.
Just a little something
I strain to contribute
like the flap of that butterfly's wing,
perhaps,
to avoid what looms leering.
Yet, there is joy in the doing
and your company.
a dawning presence
as I travel this train of life,
a station where I'll bid you farewell
and know no more. Before we arrive,
there is much
to do to try to calm
a sea of turbulence, of uncertainty,
of confused essences
you and my children will encounter
beyond that station.
Just a little something
I strain to contribute
like the flap of that butterfly's wing,
perhaps,
to avoid what looms leering.
Yet, there is joy in the doing
and your company.
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Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 5:50pm on June 23, 2012,
Jay said… what's a "bees parade" ? :)
- At 10:43pm on April 18, 2012,
Community Arts said… next bees parade may 6
- At 9:28am on October 11, 2010,
Mary Bennett said… - Hi, I coordinate the monthly potlucks for the Kitsilano Village. We're having one next Sunday night. If you're interested join the Kitsilano Village to get more info or send me a note. Mary
- At 8:47am on June 1, 2010, Mary Bennett said…
- Hi, Lawrence - how are the worms doing? I've been moving the compost around and found a bunch at the bottom if you need more. Just let me know. I might see you today at Kits House - unless it rains (I've still got a cold and don't want to risk getting sicker.)
- At 12:12am on May 30, 2010,
Randy Chatterjee said… - Those stars that stare their stare at me;
Are those the staring stars I see?
Or only lights.. not meant for me?
Not my prose, but your poem reminded me of these lines from J.B..
Your photos are also nicely juxtaposed: a child playing in water, a boat playing on land. I think the child is happier.
I always learn from reading your stories and vignettes relating to Palestine and all the dysfunctional people in that land of the torturers and the tortured. Please keep that up. Maybe someday social justice there will stop being labelled as racist.
Village Vancouver is a great respite from the horribly polluted politics of our city, province, and country. I wish I could turn my back on all of it, but can't, and so I hope the Transition Movement will wash all such zero-sum conflict away.
- At 12:40pm on May 28, 2010,
Ross Moster said… - Hi Lawrence,
Welcome to Village Vancouver and Kits Village!
It turns out that there were two free worm composters being offered by VVers near the Drive -- hope yours worked out.
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