“Oh heavens, how I long for a little ordinary human enthusiasm. Just enthusiasm—that’s all. I want to hear a warm, thrilling voice cry out Hallelujah! Hallelujah! I’m alive!” – John Osbourne, Look Back in Anger
Investigating peak oil led me to an interesting concept, new to me, called Transition Towns. The most appealing thing about the the Transition Town movement, which began in 2005 in Ireland and is spreading rapidly across the world, is it’s optimistic tone, compared to most back-to-the-land, survivalist movements. Learn more. Talk to people about it.
As an INTJ (Myers-Briggs type), I am not naturally disposed to networking, but I have detailed plans *grin* to share and use as a springboard. I’m reaching out, more than I’m actually comfortable with, to start a community gardening program my neighborhood in Garner, NC. At the moment, I’m simply waiting for the homeowners association to answer my email request to meet with the board.
Simply waiting is not enough.
