Good questions for the urban naturalist.

[futurebird]

I just found this page, it's a set of questions that one might ask to better understand the the spiritual life of the place we live.

Here are the questions:

Pay attention to the shape of your neighborhood.What feels like the center of the neighborhood

Comments

[markos]

I just moved here. I live on campus at The University of Houston. Technically the campus is located in a neighborhood of Houston known as The 3rd Ward, which is pretty rundown and dangerous. However, I feel like the University is a seperate entity from the 3rd ward. Would you consider a college campus a seperate neighborhood if the above critera can be answered?

[detroitfather]

Go Cougars!

(I spent some time living in Texas.)

[futurebird]

Yeah...

[detroitfather]

I'll grunt my way through this later today. But I have to say, it makes me remember vividly why I don't like living in a suburb too much!

[katuah]

hey,

i followed you home after your post on peak_oil. and i think you have some great ideas here. i've friended you, if you don't mind. no need to reciprocate, unless you just want to - I don't talk so much about large ideas in my LJ anymore, so it might not be as interesting :-/

keep it up!

[futurebird]

Thanks! I often respon in kind when it comes to friends.

[sevenjades]

That's a nice list. I'll have to pay attention over the next few days.

Typo in Intro

[babynutcase]

I'm surprised nobody's dinged you on it but your intro has "shoulder to should" written in it.

Pls fix thx.

Re: Typo in Intro

[futurebird]

Thanks!

Re: Typo in Intro

[babynutcase]

Any time. I read you stuff on my blackberry in the morning on the bus and train and bus to work. I'm moving to NYC, I wonder if I'll miss my long trans-suburban commute and the detailed attention to reading it provides the space for.