Updates and opportunities!

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Moab Rocker () Updates and opportunities!

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Wow - what an impressive presentation tonight at the library. If you missed it, you should promise yourself not to miss another thing that Red Rock Forests brings to our area. Amazing, Vital information about our world and what's happening around us that will affect our planet For Ever. Thanks Terry, Harold & Josie!

I wanted to report back on Lance. He's home, looking a little road weary and thin. I took him dinner tonight and asked the questions that were put forth:

He eats at 6:30 ish

He needs to stay away from High fat foods, as his gall bladder is compromised

He's not a vegetarian

His appetite is quite small

Soups are great, chili may be a bit much (sorry Celia, but it sounds great to me!)

That's all I have to tell you other than he is Quite Grateful for this gesture and I know will enjoy the care from his Community.

FYI - I put tonights food in a bag and hung it on his door, in case he was napping. I'm not saying that's the thing to do, but just a thought regarding respecting his current diminished energy level.

Can those interested in being involved please respond to the list so we can get the meals covered? Tim & Audrey have stepped up, so let's just say - Plan on meals for the next 2 weeks and if he gets stronger faster, we'll adjust.

Can someone take tomorrow night? Thanks to all who participate and fostering our beautiful community. JF

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audrey Graham () Re: Updates and opportunities!

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Tim and Audrey will cover tomorrow night (Wed). Then possibly next Tues if needed.

Audrey Graham
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From: Julianne <[hidden email]>
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Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 8:55:43 PM
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I wanted to report back on Lance. He's home, looking a little road weary and thin. I took him dinner tonight and asked the questions that were put forth:

He eats at 6:30 ish

He needs to stay away from High fat foods, as his gall bladder is compromised

He's not a vegetarian

His appetite is quite small

Soups are great, chili may be a bit much (sorry Celia, but it sounds great to me!)

That's all I have to tell you other than he is Quite Grateful for this gesture and I know will enjoy the care from his Community.

FYI - I put tonights food in a bag and hung it on his door, in case he was napping. I'm not saying that's the thing to do, but just a thought regarding respecting his current diminished energy level.

Can someone take tomorrow night? Thanks to all who participate and fostering our beautiful community. JF

Moab Rocker () Re: Updates and opportunities!

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Thanks Graham Family! Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday is available for all those looking for a Community Service opportunity!

From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Audrey Graham
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 10:05 PM
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Subject: [CSS] Re: Updates and opportunities!

Tim and Audrey will cover tomorrow night (Wed). Then possibly next Tues if needed.

Audrey Graham
435-220-0185

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From: Julianne <[hidden email]>
To: [hidden email]
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 8:55:43 PM
Subject: [CSS] Updates and opportunities!

I wanted to report back on Lance. He's home, looking a little road weary and thin. I took him dinner tonight and asked the questions that were put forth:

He eats at 6:30 ish

He needs to stay away from High fat foods, as his gall bladder is compromised

He's not a vegetarian

His appetite is quite small

Soups are great, chili may be a bit much (sorry Celia, but it sounds great to me!)

That's all I have to tell you other than he is Quite Grateful for this gesture and I know will enjoy the care from his Community.

FYI - I put tonights food in a bag and hung it on his door, in case he was napping. I'm not saying that's the thing to do, but just a thought regarding respecting his current diminished energy level.

Can someone take tomorrow night? Thanks to all who participate and fostering our beautiful community. JF

Moab Rocker () Re: Updates and opportunities!

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From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Julianne
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 10:27 PM
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Subject: [CSS] Re: Updates and opportunities!

Thanks Graham Family! Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday is available for all those looking for a Community Service opportunity!

From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Audrey Graham
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 10:05 PM
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Subject: [CSS] Re: Updates and opportunities!

Tim and Audrey will cover tomorrow night (Wed). Then possibly next Tues if needed.

Audrey Graham
435-220-0185

----- Original Message ----
From: Julianne <[hidden email]>
To: [hidden email]
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 8:55:43 PM
Subject: [CSS] Updates and opportunities!

I wanted to report back on Lance. He's home, looking a little road weary and thin. I took him dinner tonight and asked the questions that were put forth:

He eats at 6:30 ish

He needs to stay away from High fat foods, as his gall bladder is compromised

He's not a vegetarian

His appetite is quite small

Soups are great, chili may be a bit much (sorry Celia, but it sounds great to me!)

That's all I have to tell you other than he is Quite Grateful for this gesture and I know will enjoy the care from his Community.

FYI - I put tonights food in a bag and hung it on his door, in case he was napping. I'm not saying that's the thing to do, but just a thought regarding respecting his current diminished energy level.

Can someone take tomorrow night? Thanks to all who participate and fostering our beautiful community. JF

thatgraham@frontiernet.net () Re: Updates and opportunities!

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In reply to this post by Moab Rocker

Just for the record, Audrey and I are planning to take a meal to Lance
for this evening (Wed. 1 Oct). We'll be gone after tomorrow through
Sun. but can get back in line for more meals after that. Thanks to
everyone for helping Lance, he's a great resource for our community.

Tim

Quoting Julianne <[hidden email]>:

> Wow - what an impressive presentation tonight at the library. If you missed
> it, you should promise yourself not to miss another thing that Red Rock
> Forests brings to our area. Amazing, Vital information about our world and
> what's happening around us that will affect our planet For Ever. Thanks
> Terry, Harold & Josie!
>
>
>
> I wanted to report back on Lance. He's home, looking a little road weary
> and thin. I took him dinner tonight and asked the questions that were put
> forth:
>
>
>
> He eats at 6:30 ish
>
> He needs to stay away from High fat foods, as his gall bladder is
> compromised
>
> He's not a vegetarian
>
> His appetite is quite small
>
> Soups are great, chili may be a bit much (sorry Celia, but it sounds great
> to me!)
>
>
>
> That's all I have to tell you other than he is Quite Grateful for this
> gesture and I know will enjoy the care from his Community.
>
>
>
> FYI - I put tonights food in a bag and hung it on his door, in case he was
> napping. I'm not saying that's the thing to do, but just a thought
> regarding respecting his current diminished energy level.
>
>
>
> Can those interested in being involved please respond to the list so we can
> get the meals covered? Tim & Audrey have stepped up, so let's just say -
> Plan on meals for the next 2 weeks and if he gets stronger faster, we'll
> adjust.
>
>
>
> Can someone take tomorrow night? Thanks to all who participate and
> fostering our beautiful community. JF
>
>
>
>
> >
>

Kaki Hunter () Re: Updates and opportunities!

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Doni and kaki will also be out of town from Thursday to Sunday. Kaki will be
available beg. of next week to make a yummy dish for Lance too. When I get
back I will commit to a date.

Kaki

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Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 6:28 AM
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Subject: [CSS] Re: Updates and opportunities!

Just for the record, Audrey and I are planning to take a meal to Lance
for this evening (Wed. 1 Oct). We'll be gone after tomorrow through
Sun. but can get back in line for more meals after that. Thanks to
everyone for helping Lance, he's a great resource for our community.

Tim

Quoting Julianne <[hidden email]>:

> Wow - what an impressive presentation tonight at the library. If you
missed
> it, you should promise yourself not to miss another thing that Red Rock
> Forests brings to our area. Amazing, Vital information about our world
and

> what's happening around us that will affect our planet For Ever. Thanks
> Terry, Harold & Josie!
>
>
>
> I wanted to report back on Lance. He's home, looking a little road weary
> and thin. I took him dinner tonight and asked the questions that were put
> forth:
>
>
>
> He eats at 6:30 ish
>
> He needs to stay away from High fat foods, as his gall bladder is
> compromised
>
> He's not a vegetarian
>
> His appetite is quite small
>
> Soups are great, chili may be a bit much (sorry Celia, but it sounds great
> to me!)
>
>
>
> That's all I have to tell you other than he is Quite Grateful for this
> gesture and I know will enjoy the care from his Community.
>
>
>
> FYI - I put tonights food in a bag and hung it on his door, in case he was
> napping. I'm not saying that's the thing to do, but just a thought
> regarding respecting his current diminished energy level.
>
>
>
> Can those interested in being involved please respond to the list so we

can

> get the meals covered? Tim & Audrey have stepped up, so let's just say -
> Plan on meals for the next 2 weeks and if he gets stronger faster, we'll
> adjust.
>
>
>
> Can someone take tomorrow night? Thanks to all who participate and
> fostering our beautiful community. JF
>
>
>
>
> >
>

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Kaki Hunter () award winning sand bag house design

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Howdy,

This link will take you to a story with pictures of a low income housing
project in Cape Town South Africa where Luyanda Mphahlwa and MMI Architects
just won the Curry Stone Design Prize for developing a post and beam/sand
bag infill house for the cost of $6,900-$8,900 each.

http://www.dezeen.com/2008/03/02/sand-bag-houses-by-mma-architects-3/

This is the kind of simple cost effective architecture that would fit into
our community. However, most of the labor is provided by sweat equity labor.

People that build their own houses take better care of them.

This is a link to a radio interview with the architect on NPR;
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=95128730

Kaki

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Moab Rocker () Re: award winning sand bag house design

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Great site & incredible community participation! The comments were
interesting! :) I'm not sure if the people in the
Photos give a R. A. about the archictecture discussion!

Sent from my iPhone so forgive typo's please!

On Oct 1, 2008, at 9:24 AM, "Kaki Hunter" <[hidden email]>
wrote:

>
>
> Howdy,
>
> This link will take you to a story with pictures of a low income
> housing
> project in Cape Town South Africa where Luyanda Mphahlwa and MMI
> Architects
> just won the Curry Stone Design Prize for developing a post and beam/
> sand
> bag infill house for the cost of $6,900-$8,900 each.
>
> http://www.dezeen.com/2008/03/02/sand-bag-houses-by-mma-architects-3/
>
> This is the kind of simple cost effective architecture that would
> fit into
> our community. However, most of the labor is provided by sweat
> equity labor.
>
> People that build their own houses take better care of them.
>
> This is a link to a radio interview with the architect on NPR;
> http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=95128730
>
> Kaki
>
>
> >
>