Cohousing-L Mailing List: Re: Snail mail privacy

[Ann Zabaldo (ann.zabaldo]

> It doesn't feel like a lot of work; it's something I enjoy doing when
> I happen to be the first one by after the mail is delivered, or with
> someone else who happened by sorting alongside, and I also enjoy
> coming and seeing it done already. As for "on time" -- what's the
> rush? The mail will still be there the next day; not everybody picks
> up mail every day in any case.

Hi all!

Just sticking my oar in here ... I wonder how much of a difference it
makes in the size of the community?  Sorting mail for a community of
19 or 20 is a lot different than sorting mail for 45+.  Plus if you
have one or more people working out of their homes the mail could be
substantial depending on the business/work.

What I like about this thread is that it shows that each community has
developed its own culture regarding various  activities w/in the
community.  Across communities we do things differently yet we can
learn from each other at the same time.  Which gives me a great segue
to plug the upcoming cohousing conference in MA in June.  A place and
space to discuss and learn from each other.

Best --

Ann Z.

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Ann Zabaldo
Voice 202-291-7892
Fax 202-291-8594
Takoma Village Cohousing
Washington, DC
Principal, Cohousing Collaborative, LLC
McLean, VA