There's a principle going on
called song
The human being
is
is
English?
Is
when misinterpreted, funny
deadly when applied
Yellow dog howls
full moon rises in blue sky
Turnip greens and olive oil
to die for
nothing
to work for nothing
to live for nothing
is
a hard place
Blackbirds flying
red-winged ones riding
leaving betrayal
Are there c99ers who would be interested in a resilience group? Along with conscientization, resilience is my major interest. I would be happy to provide regular content if more than 10 or so folks are interested.
I would propose we use minimal rules; maybe just a handful of identified tags and some kind of banner thingy to signify all Resilience posts. You're welcome to provide content, only if you wish, no pressure. My mac is stuffed with content :=)
I welcome your input: let me know in the comments if you'd be interested in reading and discussing Resilience topics. A bit more below:
I want to give thanks to JtC, Joe, dkmich, gjohnsit, gulfgal and many others who have given their efforts.
Nothing comes easier to me than criticizing others and I despise that about myself. Arm chair quarterbacking about how good the site maybe acceptable because folks are trying to improve the site, however let's make sure we respect what has been built.
I have no idea who’s in charge here – and I like it that way. I know JtC and dkmich are big kahunas and that’s all I know. Anyway, we exchanged some ideas of priorities this morning. Here’s a primer, if it would be useful, for us to discuss these matters. Consider it a soccer ball and we’ll punt it around until it takes on the shape we like. A lifetime ago, I was a brash young management consultant, specializing in strategic planning. I was full of beans and even fuller of sh*t, but I’m younger now. I’ve forgotten all the details, but I still think in those ways. So here goes, in descending order of importance, I suppose.
Unlike a certain web site, which claims that a militaristic neoliberal is a "progressive", C99P actually is reality based.
In that spirit, I'm going to state the obvious: Bernie's chances have gotten pretty slim.
As far as I'm concerned, a candidate's chances have absolutely nothing to do with the decision of whether you should vote for him/her or not. Personally, I almost always vote for someone who is obviously going to lose.
