I told the story of CareWheels, as I knew it, to 791 Techologies in Canada. That was Ron Braithwaite's project. I hung out with 791 people at DjangoCon a lot, as they were among the top sponsors.
I'm settling in to this routine where I meet at Red Square wearing my AFSC Liaison hat and swap papers around with the Multnomah Meeting Communications Clerk. Sounds very toontown doesn't it, like out of some Hollywood movie. Red Square is just a coffee shop and the Portland AFSC is moving closer to Stark Street, so it's convenient for me 'n Rick, both Friends, to chat over coffee sometimes.
Holden is in Sebastopol I'm pretty sure, with Carol on her way from LAX right now. Melody got a voicemail from the away team near Kathmandu, still heading for the Rotary-sponsored women's clinic so far as we know. Glad to meet up with Jen and Yarrow again, and to finally meet Melody's dad. Uncle Bill is training over from Seattle.
Wanderers will likely celebrate the Solstice on the 19th, which for me will likely start at Colonel Summers where I'm still active with the SE FNB chapter (that's Food Not Bombs, lots in these blogs about the local group, with some links to global resources). FNB was hosted by the Quaker meetinghouse on Stark Street for about a year, when Blue House was also providing more logistical support. We were more of a hub back then. Our main supplier moved and Lindsey found more time to work on music after that.
OK, enough with the random notes, gives the flavor. Sounding some earlier themes, keeping my storylines going. CareWheels. Some good thinking went into that project.
I've also been hyping Fibonacci Numbers on math-teach. So what else is new?
