the feral mission statement

[Guest guest]

You got it right, Paula.

 

Of course linda is correct, too in regards to feral cats;

but those cats are a domesticated species that have

reverted due to poor circumstances to be back in the

wild.... poor critters.

 

As far as this group goes... i just think from time to time

we can get a little untamed and wild acting, but that it is

all good and fun. *lol* Thinking in a human-feral way to me is

being conscious of getting back to nature as much as possible

in my modern life.

 

~ pt ~

 

Courage without conscience is a wild beast.

~ Robert Green Ingersoll, lawyer and orator (1833-1899)

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, Paula K Ward <paulakward

wrote:

>

> I always thought " feral " meant that it was once tamed or domesticated,

> but had returned to a wild state, even though maybe not in the original

> environment PW

[Guest guest]

PT--what a great explanation of the " feral vegetarian " ! Thanks! Are you

the one who came up with the name? And also, love the new faiirie

picture on the site, but hate to lose track of the old one with the roots

intertwining top and bottom. Can I still find that one somewhere? Guess

I just took it for granted until it was gone! LOL

 

Paula

 

As far as this group goes... i just think from time to time

we can get a little untamed and wild acting, but that it is

all good and fun. *lol* Thinking in a human-feral way to me is

being conscious of getting back to nature as much as possible

in my modern life.

 

~ pt ~

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks Paula; yes, i did come up with the name and wrote the

group's description etc. i was in the mood one day to start a

veg group that we could get a little " wild " in once in a while

since most other groups wanted only recipe posts... a group

of us kept getting scolded for our off beat chatter! *lol*

 

Now used to have a folder in the photo section that

stored all the pictures used to decorate the homepage; i just

don't know if it is still there since i haven't checked it out since

played with that area. If it isn't in there i can send you

a jpeg offlist of the tree.

 

~ pt ~

 

You want to be like emissaries of light.  When you're up on

that stage or when you record, you want to be a tool that

light shines through to everybody.

- Carlos Santana

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, Paula K Ward <paulakward wrote:

>

> PT--what a great explanation of the " feral vegetarian " ! Thanks! Are you

> the one who came up with the name? And also, love the new faiirie

> picture on the site, but hate to lose track of the old one with the roots

> intertwining top and bottom. Can I still find that one somewhere? Guess

> I just took it for granted until it was gone! LOL

>

> Paula

>

> As far as this group goes... i just think from time to time

> we can get a little untamed and wild acting, but that it is

> all good and fun. *lol* Thinking in a human-feral way to me is

> being conscious of getting back to nature as much as possible

> in my modern life.

>

> ~ pt ~

[Guest guest]

Hello All --

 

I've not been on the site in AGES but popped in today and saw

Paula's post on the photo. It's the " Tree of Life " in Celtic lore

and, if you Google Image search it, you'll find all kinds of

pictures -- and plenty of stuff imprinted with it that you can buy

for the lowlowprice of $9.99 (or $99.99 as the case may be!) I have

a car decal of it that I bought for $.99!

 

Happy Surfing!

 

, Paula K Ward

<paulakward wrote:

>

> PT--what a great explanation of the " feral vegetarian " ! Thanks!

Are you

> the one who came up with the name? And also, love the new faiirie

> picture on the site, but hate to lose track of the old one with

the roots

> intertwining top and bottom. Can I still find that one

somewhere? Guess

> I just took it for granted until it was gone! LOL

>

> Paula

 

>

> ~ pt ~

>

>