Re: Church Conversion Retrofit Cohousing Panel for National Conference in NC | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: R Philip Dowds (rpdowdscomcast.net) | |
Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2014 12:00:14 -0800 (PST) |
We can, and often must, make do with what we have, and adapt our activities and behaviors to the limitations of our environment. But yesterday (Sunday) at Cornerstone, we had a general meeting of the members with 30 participants, and then served a common meal for 40 persons. Very few houses can accommodate groups of this size. While I would never seek to prohibit a cluster of homes from calling itself cohousing, the common house serves a unique and important function in the cohousing lifestyle. RPD > On Nov 10, 2014, at 2:52 PM, Four Cat House <seanain [at] sbcglobal.net> > wrote: > > And yet a cohousing community without a common house has multiple houses and > multiple kitchens; it's not at all like a car with no wheels. A simple > rotation between member households allows for shared meals and might even > accelerate community building by the intimacy of sharing each others' spaces. > Seanain
- Re: Church Conversion Retrofit Cohousing Panel for National Conference in NC, (continued)
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Re: Church Conversion Retrofit Cohousing Panel for National Conference in NC R Philip Dowds, November 10 2014
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Re: Church Conversion Retrofit Cohousing Panel for National Conference in NC Kevin Wolf, November 10 2014
- Re: Church Conversion Retrofit Cohousing Panel for National Conference in NC R Philip Dowds, November 10 2014
- Re: Church Conversion Retrofit Cohousing Panel for National Conference in NC Four Cat House, November 10 2014
- Re: Church Conversion Retrofit Cohousing Panel for National Conference in NC R Philip Dowds, November 10 2014
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Re: Church Conversion Retrofit Cohousing Panel for National Conference in NC Kevin Wolf, November 10 2014
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Re: Church Conversion Retrofit Cohousing Panel for National Conference in NC R Philip Dowds, November 10 2014
- Re: Church Conversion Retrofit Cohousing Panel for National Conference in NC R Philip Dowds, November 12 2014
- Community Momentum Chris ScottHanson, November 12 2014
- Re: Church Conversion Retrofit Cohousing Panel for National Conference in NC Elizabeth Magill, November 12 2014
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