*whew*
last saturday, and today, i helped host and promote a http://www.realitysandwich.com event in Atlanta. we screened a 4-part dvd, "crossing the event horizon", a film by Nassim Haramein and the fine folks at http://www.theresonanceproject.org. i was a little iffy after last weeks showing - the material was VERY complex, everyone seemed silently baffled - seriously, it was some hardcore physics, even my hot genius husband was a little thrown.
this week was a completely different story. everyone from last week returned (much to our relief), and the last two parts of the dvd were absolutely amazing. after the showing, stephen (who organized the event) and i hung out for an hour or so and talked to some of the attendees. there are some DAMN cool people in Atlanta, and they've got some great ideas. i was great to see young people taking such interest in social issues that aren't presented on the evening news, and actually doing things to better themselves and the world. i think a really cool group of forward-thinking folks are coming together, and i'm frankly estatic to be part of the process.
oh, and our water is all fucked up at the house, and the city thinks we're gonna pay almost 5000 bucks to fix the pipes under the street. whatthehellever, we say.
this week was a completely different story. everyone from last week returned (much to our relief), and the last two parts of the dvd were absolutely amazing. after the showing, stephen (who organized the event) and i hung out for an hour or so and talked to some of the attendees. there are some DAMN cool people in Atlanta, and they've got some great ideas. i was great to see young people taking such interest in social issues that aren't presented on the evening news, and actually doing things to better themselves and the world. i think a really cool group of forward-thinking folks are coming together, and i'm frankly estatic to be part of the process.
oh, and our water is all fucked up at the house, and the city thinks we're gonna pay almost 5000 bucks to fix the pipes under the street. whatthehellever, we say.