Waddling Watermelons-update

[Guest guest]

Chrism/All:

I just received the " agreement confirmation " for the proposed community garden.

The plot has been dedicated to a woman & children's shelter/resource center. We

will start here and if deemed " successful " by those measuring " success " , we'll

have a chance to expand into larger community gardens and/or additional

shelters. I had been awaiting the decision, and now with this news, I wish to

send a self addressed envelope to you (Chrism) for a couple of watermelon seeds

please (if still avail). It's a small plot, roughly 10x12. But given the amount

of herbs and such I pack into a tiny planter bed, to have this sized garden, to

me, equates to a huge canvas. I'll be sure to send the group " baby pictures " of

waddling watermelons later on down the road. Blessings, and thank you to all

who helped manifest this.

 

Waddling Watermelon Wishes-

Danielle

[Guest guest]

Congratulations Watermellon Wonder... It is wonderful to hear this... can I ask

if this service is part of your paid work or is it voluntary?

 

I did reply to your previous post ( just a few lines actually) but when I

pressed send.. an error was returned......Mmmm...lol !!

 

Blessings to you In Love Danielle, Julia.

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

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> Chrism/All:

> I just received the " agreement confirmation " for the proposed community

garden.

[Guest guest]

volunteer...sparked from a spontaneous canned food drive after having taken a

food box to the family in the community (work-related) and then deciding to

volunteer at that foodbank, and proposing that a community garden with fresh

produce (self-sustainability) be incorporated. It's exciting...a healing

garden...in more forms than I had thought about at the time. I appreciate the

starting small, as I can really dig my hands into the dirt and be a part of

preparation and planting...really working with the land and have that

volunteering spill over into being with members of the shelter/center now too.

 

Hugs

-Danielle

 

, " Julia " <jajahern

wrote:

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> Congratulations Watermellon Wonder... It is wonderful to hear this... can I

ask if this service is part of your paid work or is it voluntary?

 

>

[Guest guest]

That is even more wonderful... x

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

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> volunteer...sparked from a spontaneous canned food drive after having taken a

food box to the family in the community (work-related) and then deciding to

volunteer at that foodbank, and proposing that a community garden with fresh

produce (self-sustainability) be incorporated. It's exciting...a healing

garden...in more forms than I had thought about at the time. I appreciate the

starting small, as I can really dig my hands into the dirt and be a part of

preparation and planting...really working with the land and have that

volunteering spill over into being with members of the shelter/center now too.

>

> Hugs

> -Danielle

>

> , " Julia " <jajahern@>

wrote:

> >

> > Congratulations Watermellon Wonder... It is wonderful to hear this... can I

ask if this service is part of your paid work or is it voluntary?

>

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Congratulations Danielle!

 

Yes the SASE can come to:

chrism

POB 2663

Santa Rosa Ca.

95405, USA

 

Congratulations for doing this wonderful loving service Danielle. Really you are

to be commended and I do look forward to those baby pics from your artistic eye!

- blessings and brilliance Danielle! - chrism

 

 

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

>

> Chrism/All:

> I just received the " agreement confirmation " for the proposed community

garden. The plot has been dedicated to a woman & children's shelter/resource

center. We will start here and if deemed " successful " by those measuring

" success " , we'll have a chance to expand into larger community gardens and/or

additional shelters. I had been awaiting the decision, and now with this news, I

wish to send a self addressed envelope to you (Chrism) for a couple of

watermelon seeds please (if still avail). It's a small plot, roughly 10x12. But

given the amount of herbs and such I pack into a tiny planter bed, to have this

sized garden, to me, equates to a huge canvas. I'll be sure to send the group

" baby pictures " of waddling watermelons later on down the road. Blessings, and

thank you to all who helped manifest this.

>

> Waddling Watermelon Wishes-

> Danielle

>

[Guest guest]

That is SO wonderful, Danielle!! Where is this garden? If it's near me, maybe I

could help out? Weather is going to cool off soon (I hope)! Starting to think

about what I'm going to plant in my little patch. Nice, Danielle.

 

Love, Valarie

[Guest guest]

That is such a cool thing you are doing, Danielle. I wish I had enough land to

do something like that. What a fun thing to do.

Chrism gave me a whole pkg of watermelon seed and I only need a few of them with

my little bit of dirt. Send me your address and I will send them to you. They

are nice organic ones. I hate the thought of them going to waste.

 

Blessings,

Linda

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

>

> volunteer...sparked from a spontaneous canned food drive after having taken a

food box to the family in the community (work-related) and then deciding to

volunteer at that foodbank, and proposing that a community garden with fresh

produce (self-sustainability) be incorporated. It's exciting...a healing

garden...in more forms than I had thought about at the time. I appreciate the

starting small, as I can really dig my hands into the dirt and be a part of

preparation and planting...really working with the land and have that

volunteering spill over into being with members of the shelter/center now too.

>

> Hugs

> -Danielle

>

> , " Julia " <jajahern@>

wrote:

> >

> > Congratulations Watermellon Wonder... It is wonderful to hear this... can I

ask if this service is part of your paid work or is it voluntary?

>

> >

>