Paul Langevin's Friends

Paul Langevin's Groups

How are you currently involved in the Transition?: I no longer own an auto and walk, ride a bike or ride the bus most everywhere I go. I have also taken up the vegan way.

In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?: I am interested in local sustainability.

Do you have particular interests, skills, talents or resources you would like to bring to Transition Whatcom?: gardening, sprouting, Native Wild Edible Plants

Where did you hear about Transition Whatcom and how did you find our community network website?: none

Please note that you do not have to answer all of the above questions in order to join, and you can always come back later to edit your profile. If it's all too many questions for now, please provide a short answer below on why you'd like to join this site (or a summary of the above, if answered).: Looking for like minded people

At 8:38pm on August 6, 2009, David Pike said…: Thanks for the invitation to Food Inc. Paul. My plans for Sat. right now are to attend the Anacortes Arts Festival. Always too much to do on Saturdays.

At 12:07pm on August 4, 2009, Heather K said…: Hi Paul & Nancy! Thanks for your comments on seeds and having Time to share is often more valuable than resources to share. Great you are taking bus & bicycle to grain meeting tonight. At some point make an announcement and I'm sure someone can give you & bikes a lift back to the bus stop or to town. Lets swap emails when we meet, or you can message me your email and I'll eventually get it put on a couple gardener's news lists a few of us have.

At 12:01am on August 4, 2009, Shenandoah Myrick said…: Hi Paul,
So, the Google Words is doing its job. :)
I can pick you up & take you back to Cordata. Just let me know what time.
I look forward to meeting you & you wife Nancy!
Shenandoah

At 10:57pm on August 3, 2009, Heather K said…: Hi Paul & family! Welcome to Bellingham/Whatcom community & -Cascadia bioregion!
Thanks for your friend request and your interest in seeds!

Myself & at least 2 friends have email lists for gardeners networking & events, and for planning future seed-swaps & educational events. I can get you hooked up with lists when we meet, (or message me your email and I'll get caught up on my computer work some cold dark rainy day!) .
We all do our best as neighbors to try to also post info & events on this ning site.

Currently a few of us are in the visioning & brainstorming process for next seed-event, and seeking to find what other organizations or individuals might be planning or visioning something so we can support each other.
(Myself & others co-created this past Jan-Febs public seed-saving events).
Let me know more of your interests in seed saving & gardening and how you want to share and what you want to learn! (I'm always trying to do both :-) )

At 8:40pm on August 3, 2009, David Pike said…: "anybody who thinks living in a yurt is the way to go must have their head on straight."

-thanks,
most people think I'm nuts for wanting to live in a yurt, but I would have to agree with you. If people could live lighter on the land, we wouldn't be in such a mess.

At 11:31pm on August 2, 2009, David Pike said…: I haven't really checked it out much since I knew I wanted a yurt the moment I set foot inside one - but this site: http://yurtinfo.org seems to be non-affiliated and a source of good information including a forum and used yurt classifieds.

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