Tribe.net. Local Connections Bob http://bm.tribe.net/thread/63678199-7a6d-44c7-baa7-cbfae841ff84#ff83a690-2f80-4f20-8361-c6bc5d602768 2008-02-15T02:52:55Z 2008-02-15T02:52:55Z

Do you brake for earthworms too?

Bob 2008-02-15T02:52:55Z ~s~ http://bm.tribe.net/thread/63678199-7a6d-44c7-baa7-cbfae841ff84#5d7b30bf-0b6d-45b1-b47a-76b5ef523d8b 2008-02-15T02:50:09Z 2008-02-15T02:50:09Z

well, a small example of doing what should be done... just the other day a friend and I were driving in the mountains to go snowboarding, and we saw a fox on the side of the road. Freshly killed, but not horribly ripped open. We took it off the highway and drove it somewhere nice, and laid it out under the trees. Somewhere where scavengers could feed on it and not get hit. Somewhere to be laid out in respect. Also, I caucused on super tuesday. I figured I should, so I can't complain as much. (Of course the voting system is corrupt anyway, but...)

~s~ 2008-02-15T02:50:09Z ↁªɮºɱɮ http://bm.tribe.net/thread/63678199-7a6d-44c7-baa7-cbfae841ff84#43cbe754-3157-48d4-b60d-b8a847041116 2008-02-14T20:17:54Z 2008-02-14T20:17:27Z

One of many buzzwords on our community (drink!) "do-ocracy" stands out above the rest. A play on the word "democracy" so fitting with the America Dream theme. To me it means if you see something that you think needs to be done, do it! Don't wait around for anybody else. It means -- and it may sound like a cliche -- be the change you want to see. So, what does the concept of "do-ocracy" mean to you and can you give me some of examples of how you've seen do-ocracy in action, whether through your own efforts or those of others like your campmates or art projects. I'd love to hear all about it.

ↁªɮºɱɮ 2008-02-14T20:17:27Z