"For me, the marvelous thing about what I see happening here is that, what we have, as far as I’m concerned, is we have a community already. We’re just trying to figure out how to actually find a place for that community to live. And that has happened, in my mind, over the last 12 months, as we’ve been going through all these other things.

"We’ve had other crises in the past. And I think our response to this one is very telling, because we’re behaving as though the given is the community. We’ve got the community, and the variable is how do we figure out how to build the place for the community to live. And that just lightens up my heart – there’s this group of people who wants to live together so badly that we’re going through this stuff to figure out how to make it happen." ~ Russ

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

In my Adirondack chair

I imagine myself sitting in my Adirondack chair with a cup of green tea and a good book. I am situated in front of our Turquoise home, adjacent to the walking path. The sun is rising on a warm summer day, and the neighborhood is busy with gardeners, children playing, and a dog barking in the distance. As friends pass by heading to their cars, we chat. Life is beautiful.
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  1. LenoreFebruary 29, 2012 at 10:01 AM

    This makes me smile! Can't wait to be your next-door neighbor!!

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