Re: Re: The shelf life of decisions | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: ken (gebser![]() |
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Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2006 00:47:18 -0700 (PDT) |
katie-henry [at] att.net wrote: >>I would be interested in hearing which policies established >>groups think are most important to get settled before move in. > > At Eastern Village, something that really blew up on us after move-in was > common house use. I don't think we discussed it much before move-in. It > didn't occur to anyone. I think we all assumed everyone else shared our > personal vision of how the spaces would be used. > > However, shortly after move-in a group of residents sponsored a huge > weekend-long Jewish environmentalist workshop/festival, complete with Klezmer > music and dancing in the dining room. Other community members, who saw the CH > as being a cozy, quiet, private extension of their living rooms, went > ballistic. The organizers were accused of not giving sufficient notice to the > community, although I think they did what was required in the guidelines, but > the announcement wasn't properly disseminated. It caused a lot of upset and > hard feelings at an already stressful time. > > Katie > Eastern Village Cohousing > Silver Spring, MD Even well crafted rules won't replace consideration and tolerance. -- "This world ain't big enough for the both of us," said the big noema to the little noema.
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Re: The shelf life of decisions katie-henry, April 20 2006
- Re: Re: The shelf life of decisions ken, April 21 2006
- Re: Re: The shelf life of decisions Sharon Villines, April 21 2006
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