20:06—Waiting in the Family Room for Thomas Sanders to get his butt over here.
Things We’re Tired Of:
Carson—people screaming outside his window, loud noises at night
Stewart—soap, shampoo all over the bathroom, April not loving him
April—confusion, frustration, bitches not cleaning up their messes in the damn kitchen, Stewart not accepting that she’s gay
Sean—running out of tea, stealing Rowan’s tea
Rowan—tired of people thinking that he really doesn't care, mosquitos, wants them to die
Callie—bitches
Thomas—being awake, tired of being tired
Katie—bitches not composting their shit
Deanna—fake happy relationships, one in particular which is fake happy all the time and not happy any time
Kate—lacking the motivation for running
Pam—McClurg food
Victoria (guest)—being bruised easily
20:20—Pam’s chore line is up, starting on the chores tomorrow, switching on Sunday nights and starting on Monday
—Sunday nights=recycling nights
—Carson gives a speech—Friday, Sustainability Summit, meeting of the people on the Natural Resources Committee, Nan Jenks from Middlebury, environmentalism director, spoke of how Middlebury is the number 1 sustainable school in the country. How does Sewanee get act together?—Office of sustainability on campus. Good indications of Sewanee in the right spot: the garden, Dean Hartman mentioned the GH as an organization that represents a lot of sustainability on campus, the model for campus, Dr. Potter mentioned that students inspire faculty to work together, GH and CoHo good at asking permission to fail… We’re awethome.
20:33—Carson—Project for this year, living up to the expectations of us. Brining people, students, into the GreenHouse who do not have a home on campus. Bringing faculty here. VC McCardell is looking for ways to kick start sustainability on campus: funded position of a Farm Manager in the near future. How do we go about it? Natural sciences: agriculture, farming classes.
20:39—Katie—bike renting program where people who can’t afford a bike or cannot get their bikes to campus can check out a bike
20:40—Callie—need to start garden workdays; garden managers need to meet to decide workdays and what is going to be planted where. We need to get started with work this week.
—Carson—Managers need to build a group of people who can work in the garden, mass emails, posters, etc. Split up one of the garden spaces where we supply all the seeds and tools and anyone can start their own plot. NEED to get people out and working. Competitions to donate to the CAC. More work at the student garden so that people do not feel uncomfortable gardening our GH garden.
Gardening text? How to start your own space
20:47—Thomas—a collection of gardening reading material, build a library, Thomas wants to be the librarian. Email for donating books
20:49—Callie—next time there are new chickens they need to stay separated from others so that they can get used to each other so they do not fight
20:51—Callie—Katie starting breeding rabbits tomorrow morning, rabbit journal to track what they’re doing, naming the animals by cage so that we do not confuse the males
20:53—7:30 tomorrow morning house picture.
20:54—Stewart—profile questions for each person in the house:
1. Favorite combination predator?
2. Spirit animal?
3. Birthdays? (need to make a list of birthdays and what everyone wants)
4. Favorite vegetable?
5. Hometown?
6. Majors?
7. Favorite books?
8. Favorite hot beverages?
9. Favorite yoga positions?
10. Languages?
11. Instruments?
12. Car?
13. What would you’re role be in the house?
14. Make up a question?
21:00—Deanna—Grundy County Food Bank Monday Thursday Saturday 12:45-1:45, needs physical help. Gardening at The Bridge with seniors, when can we do it? Senior Center behind The Market quilting group Wednesday mornings, invite Lina to come and have a meal with us. Kat Odonahough Folks at Home, gardening for people, shitake logs, helping garden at the CAC, Stephanie Lauria recycling—plastic containers with bottle caps, cardboard most valuable
21:10—Carson—egg breakfast for the ERs, Rowan and April and Katie Qualls, need to make a Pig run, faculty/staff dinner?
1 comment:
I love the 'things we are tired of' - sounds like a lot of houses I've lived in - only the names have changed. Until you live in an intentional community you have no idea how entertaining we can be to each other.
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