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Living in Limbo
I can find the Christmas plates, but not the base to the kettle. I can find my Grandmother’s jewellery, but not my socks. I can find 36 boxes of books, but two slow cookers have gone missing. Taking the paper … Continue reading
A Community Farewell
Well, it had to happen eventually, didn’t it — time to leave this community. people who have welded themselves into our hearts, who know us well, have seen us in pajamas and no make up hanging up clothes, have … Continue reading
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Shakers and Movers
“’ ‘Tis a gift to be simple, ‘tis a gift to be free, ‘tis a gift to come down where you ought to be” goes the song given to us by the Shaker communal society, with their simple shared property, … Continue reading
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Tagged ;shakers, bread, community, inventions, muffins, rice
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Community Beautifiers
Just look at these wonderful gates. They’re in Berkeley, California. The decorations are cut out of the metal – leaves of bog rosemary, blue oak, sugar bush, California Buckeye, California Maidenhair, and many more. Rivers and trains, roads and … Continue reading
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Tagged beautifiers, Bedford, Berkeley California, biscuits, butter, community, daffodils, Eric Powell, fruit, oatmeal
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A Day at the Festival
3 000 New Testaments burned, by order of a Bishop Fight, not facts, are more important to today’s press. The Malawian government seems to be preventing poor people from being educated We are killing our planet Racial prejudice is still blindingly rife … Continue reading
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Tagged chilli, Cinderella, Hay festival, LBC, learning community, new learning, vegan, William Tyndale
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Community Gardeners
It seemed like a good idea at the time. I once infiltrated a posh Herb Workshop on a massive Gloucestshire estate, hoping to pick up cooking tips using herbs. Bad bad idea. The situation turned prickly after the lemon balm … Continue reading
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Tagged beans, campaigning for the poor, community, fish dish, gardens, growing, healthy eating, organic, rice, vegan, vegetarian, waste land usage
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