Angela Mercy's Friends

Angela Mercy's Groups

How are you currently involved in the Transition?: Mostly I'm expericing the discomfort of being in a liminal space. I want to connect with the excitement of possibility.

In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?: I'm interested in learning to live joyfully and sustainably, and to inspire others to do the same.

Do you have particular interests, skills, talents or resources you would like to bring to Transition Whatcom?: I'm interested in tending our souls while making the transition. I'm interested in inspiring hope, enthusiasm and a spirit of generosity in this time of contraction and fear.

At 7:39pm on August 7, 2011, Sara Charette said…: Hi Angela,

The Community Yoga will be near the basketball courts at Whatcom Falls Park. I believe this is closest to the entrance off of Electric. Hope to see you then!

-Sara

At 6:52pm on March 21, 2011, Heather K said…: Hi Angela! I've really appreciated your writing on your last two blog posts!

Thanks for sharing your vision & your courage!

At 11:34am on February 9, 2011, Virginia Malmquist said…: Angela,
Thanks for remembering that Jerry works with Asian cars. He also does hybrid by the way. I think he's probably the greenest mechanic in the county! His contact info is Jerry Schuster at 319-4255 or

jbschuster.0@netzero.net

Thanks again,

Virignia

At 1:18am on November 16, 2010, Juliet Thompson said…: Hi Angela,
You're probably not doing email yet, but I just want to give you a warm wish for speedy healing, and hope you'll be back with us soon. Love, Juliet

At 8:59pm on June 21, 2010, Heather K said…: Hi Angela! Welcome to the Transition Whatcom network - online & person.
Good to meet both of you this past week!
Your pic is lovely and reminds me of the maple you shared you used to live with.
The name of the white/green perennial plant you both liked so much in our edible forest garden under the apple tree is a " Jack Frost Brunnera". There are other species of Brunnera's that also have that white window-pane leaf effect.
They are great plants that do fine in our garden in both the sun & shade.

At 10:01am on April 14, 2009, David MacLeod said…: Hi Angela, thank you for joining us! "Inspiring hope, enthusiasm and a spirit of generosity in this time of contraction and fear" is a good way of putting it!

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