Entry tags:
co-op
My new house is working out pretty well. The co-op bureaucracy is sputtering and stumbling into existence--we just discovered the value of committees! I'm really looking forward to the time when we can meet every two weeks instead of three times a week, though. We're really lucky to have another experienced cooper (Ben) involved—he has lots of good ideas inspired by OSCA [site seems to be down at the moment], the co-op system in Oberlin, OH. The house we live in is really something special, at 150 years old, it's one of the oldest houses in the neighborhood, and probably played a role in the Underground Railroad. The basement is full of all kinds of crazy treasures. (What I thought was a Doorway to Hell turned out to be the entrance to a cistern converted to a wine cellar.)
I've been surprisingly busy and stressed so far this summer, with work, school, and the co-op: definitely looking forward to moving into a "mojitos on the porch" phase. First I have to detect some gravitational waves. (ha!) Also gearing up for the June 24 Critical Mass ride—I wanted to have a SpokePOV ready, but that's looking less and less likely. Moreover my bicycle is really falling apart and needs some serious TLC.
I've been surprisingly busy and stressed so far this summer, with work, school, and the co-op: definitely looking forward to moving into a "mojitos on the porch" phase. First I have to detect some gravitational waves. (ha!) Also gearing up for the June 24 Critical Mass ride—I wanted to have a SpokePOV ready, but that's looking less and less likely. Moreover my bicycle is really falling apart and needs some serious TLC.