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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Working…working…
Here’s a photo from the gardening workshop I took on the weekend. I’d fully intended to write a post about it today, but instead spent the day working on my backyard. One big project finished – building a raised bed … Continue reading
Posted in Tuesday Topics
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FFWD – Mozzarella, Tomato and Strawberry Salad
Torrential rain and summer salad aren’t natural companions. This afternoon, while the rain was pounding on the rooftops as loudly as hail, my mind was on quiche, soup and stew. Luckily, I’d already gotten all the ingredients for this week’s … Continue reading
Creating Community, Car-Free
It’s often been said that Vancouver lacks a civic centre. We have no town square or any pedestrian malls. For many years, the closest thing to a city gathering place has been the steps and courtyard of the Vancouver Art … Continue reading
Posted in Tuesday Topics
Tagged cities, Commercial Drive, community, neighbourhoods, postaweek2011, Vancouver
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FFWD – Roasted Rhubarb
It’s not the complicated recipes that evoke sensory memories for me, though I have plenty of other memories about those dishes. My mother’s French Onion soup is inextricably linked with Hayley Mills and The Moon-Spinners, because she once made it … Continue reading
From the Ground Up
Plotting out the future can be a daunting task, whether it’s for a book club or a neighbourhood. Conflicting personalities, differing goals and incompatible world views can all get in the way. It’s why generating participation is the bane of … Continue reading
Posted in Tuesday Topics
Tagged cities, community, events, housing, neighbourhoods, postaweek2011
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FFWD – Cola and Jam Spareribs
Ribs and summer weather are a good fit. They bring up thoughts of potato salad, corn on the cob and lemonade. Since summer hasn’t exactly started here, it’s good that ribs are also a good match for sports. The Canucks … Continue reading
Activate that Citizenry
Remember Town Hall meetings? They still exist in their original form, but community consultation is increasingly moving to the internet. This seems like a natural evolution – most people spend at least some time each day in front of their … Continue reading
Posted in Tuesday Topics
Tagged cities, citizen engagement, community-building, local, postaweek2011
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