Re: What do you call each other? | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Richard Morley (CoHouseetobico.com) | |
Date: Mon, 13 Mar 95 17:54 CST |
In message <48346.fholson [at] maroon.tc.umn.edu> cohousing-l [at] uci.com writes: > > How about simply "one of my friends" > I think the sub-text in the original suggestion -- anyway, if it wasn't a sub-text, allow me to introduce the idea here -- is this: if we allow co-housing to insert itself into everyday conversations about other subjects, we shall eventually end up eliciting interest in co-housing itself at an appropriate time. >From personal experience in student co-ops, I would say this is correct -- I used just to say that a person was from my co-op. Any time later, people would ask about this co-op, and several people I already knew ended up moving in. Perhaps you can conceive of your co-housing as a kind of co-op, which of course it is, and perhaps the word will enter your conversation without branding you a subversive (which, in a way of course, you are). Then, of course, perhaps it won't; I suspect that quite a bit varies with cultural context. Regards, -- Richard Morley London
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