Difference between revisions of "Cleaning of Natural Decay"

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* You get a really nice overview of projects that other people are working on that have nothing to do with what you are doing.
* You get a really nice overview of projects that other people are working on that have nothing to do with what you are doing.
* You become aware of resources that are there that nobody at the space realized was there. Someone might be doing a sewing workshop the next day but not realize that there are two gigantic bags of fabric scraps in the back room.

Revision as of 19:35, 4 May 2013

emptying out the storage closet! I personally discovered tons of stuff that had to do with sewing that i had no idea were there before!
for a while people had no idea we had a recycle trash can. R made one during our last cleaning of natural decay

Overview

Every Sunday (and especially 7pm – 9pm) is the casual, but collectively necessary, day to clean our wonderful hackerspace. We all make messes, and even if we pick up after ourselves (we really, really must), there is still left-over, natural decay. Some call it a "tragedy," but why be so melodramatic?

Sunday is a day to recognize, honor, and celebrate decay–through restoration, through cleaning.

Benefits

  • You get a really nice overview of projects that other people are working on that have nothing to do with what you are doing.
  • You become aware of resources that are there that nobody at the space realized was there. Someone might be doing a sewing workshop the next day but not realize that there are two gigantic bags of fabric scraps in the back room.