Re: [Sudo-kids] upcoming sudo kids: worms & food maps!

hi everyone, lots of new folks interested in sudo kids! i've copied a number of the new folks here. (new people: let me know if you'd like to be added to this wonderful virtually traffic-free list, or add yourself at http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-kids) here are a few updates about sudo kids: - updated wiki entry with a bit more info about who we are and what we do - feel free to add more/modify/etc.: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/SudoKids - more need for folks who want to lead activities and/or want to help coordinate. have an idea for a project or activity that you'd like to do? we've done calligraphy, radio, clay, art, mate-brewing, gardening, homestead-keeping, piano, book-binding, and more. if you have an idea, we should do it! feel free to reply all, reply just to me, or come chat on a tuesday about anything you'd like to do. and if have a vague idea or aren't sure what you'd like to do or want some help defining what you'd like to do, we'd be happy to flesh ideas out with you. - we have lots of stuff coming up! check out the schedule below: - *this sunday 8/11: worms!* judi will be bringing a worm project to sudo kids outdoor chapter which takes place every sunday at 10AM at my house (2429 adeline). if you have outdoorsy projects and/or kids you'd like to do outdoorsy projects with, let me know! - *next tues 8/13: food map!* beverly wanted to try out a food hack night and so we're tentatively planning on getting some local food from a goodeggs.com market that supposedly happens every tuesday near sudo room and mapping out where the food comes from and how it got to us. - *next sun 8/18*: *no plans yet!* want to do an activity? this slot is available! - *tues 8/20:* *tentative POSSE party!* the bay area community exchange timebank (http://timebank.sfbace.org/) has been meeting every other month at sudo and recently held a POSSE party (Potluck Orientation Skillshare Swapmeet Events). these are open community events that get people exchanging and sharing outside of the old ways. there will be food, skillshares, gift circles, and lots of families! we hope to get some cross pollination between SudoKids and the BACE communities. if you want to learn more about this, rick from BACE is copied on this email (rick(a)bace.org) and would be happy to chat. aaand that's the end of the wall of text. you are all awesome and i love you. yay, we are doing sudo kids! we're making it happen! yaaay! marina