Mixing Children with Business | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Dave Busse (dbusse![]() |
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Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2000 12:13:48 -0600 (MDT) |
We are wrestling with the issue of children at business meetings. (I'm sure that this has been discussed before but I failed to find a corresponding thread.) We expect to be selecting land in a matter of weeks, and then starting an ambitious year of development and marketing (construction to begin in a year?) The issue is whether/how children should be included in our "business meetings" during that period of time. We usually meet on a weekly basis, sharing potluck during the first hour and then investing the next two hours in business. Nearby childcare is being provided. We differ on whether/how children should be included in the business portion of our time together. Some of us really want to be focused while we deal with substantial (expensive, and difficult) issues, and don't want to be distracted during this time. Some of us don't want to exclude our children completely, and would like to include them somehow in this very important aspect of what we are doing as a community. Are there lessons learned? Keep in mind that we are taking on an aggressive schedule, and will need to accomplish a lot in a short period of time. Thanks. Dave Busse Equinox Cohousing Group Eastside Seattle (In Land Search)
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Mixing Children with Business Dave Busse, April 30 2000
- RE: Mixing Children with Business Rob Sandelin, May 7 2000
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