WanderingturnupII
06-01-2004, 09:28 PM
Karin Zirk posted the following there. That woman makes way too much sence to be messing around there. I'm surprised they let her stay.
Instead of stressing about where the gathering is going to be, whatabout getting ready for it?Here's some things we can do to prepare ourselves and contribute to asafe and sane gathering for everyone.
* Stock up on toilet paper to bring to the gathering
* Get a local circle going to discuss ways your local family can contribute to the gathering. This could be 3 people or 30.
* Build a handicapped person shuttle per instructions Mamaturtle shared with us.
* Get your camping gear in order.
* Brainstorm on something positive you can do for the local community on your way into the gathering.
* Go to http://www.welcomehome.org (http://www.welcomehome.org/) and read all the cool info about gathering to prepare yourself.
* Start getting your car in working order - all lights, turn signals, whipers, seatbelts, etc. Make sure you have registration, a drivers license and insurance.
* Build raised shitters - a Square plywood box with a whole on the top and a lid and no bottom.
* Get a job and earn some money so you can buy a bunch of fresh fruits and veggies to the gathering.
* Fix up some of those old tarps laying around and bring them to the gathering.
* Collect art supplies and bring them to the gathering.
* Do a teach in for all the folks planning on coming home in your local community.
* Plan a dog or cat camp to care for dogs or cats whose owners don't have their shit together.
* Plan a ceremony to share with the family
* Prepare an act for the variety show
* Plan some activities to do with the kids in Kid Village
* Make a committment to work Welcome Home and the Front Gate with a few of your friends.
* Do the ground work for hands free hand wash stations.
* Do a fund raiser in your local community and donate the proceeds to the Magic Hat.
* Start working out so you'll be in shape for hauling stuff at the gathering
* Prepare a workshop to share with the family on something you are interested in.And the list goes on and on.
Love,Karin
Instead of stressing about where the gathering is going to be, whatabout getting ready for it?Here's some things we can do to prepare ourselves and contribute to asafe and sane gathering for everyone.
* Stock up on toilet paper to bring to the gathering
* Get a local circle going to discuss ways your local family can contribute to the gathering. This could be 3 people or 30.
* Build a handicapped person shuttle per instructions Mamaturtle shared with us.
* Get your camping gear in order.
* Brainstorm on something positive you can do for the local community on your way into the gathering.
* Go to http://www.welcomehome.org (http://www.welcomehome.org/) and read all the cool info about gathering to prepare yourself.
* Start getting your car in working order - all lights, turn signals, whipers, seatbelts, etc. Make sure you have registration, a drivers license and insurance.
* Build raised shitters - a Square plywood box with a whole on the top and a lid and no bottom.
* Get a job and earn some money so you can buy a bunch of fresh fruits and veggies to the gathering.
* Fix up some of those old tarps laying around and bring them to the gathering.
* Collect art supplies and bring them to the gathering.
* Do a teach in for all the folks planning on coming home in your local community.
* Plan a dog or cat camp to care for dogs or cats whose owners don't have their shit together.
* Plan a ceremony to share with the family
* Prepare an act for the variety show
* Plan some activities to do with the kids in Kid Village
* Make a committment to work Welcome Home and the Front Gate with a few of your friends.
* Do the ground work for hands free hand wash stations.
* Do a fund raiser in your local community and donate the proceeds to the Magic Hat.
* Start working out so you'll be in shape for hauling stuff at the gathering
* Prepare a workshop to share with the family on something you are interested in.And the list goes on and on.
Love,Karin