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[Sean Maley <semaley@yahoo.com>]

I was four going on five.  We moved from Johnston to Coventry (Town Farm 
Road) in Rhode Island.  Sometime in 1971, the woods immediately behind our 
house disappeared.  There was just a sand pit left and a dump truck parked to 
the side for what seemed like years.  My neighbors gave me lots of cookies 
when I wandered up there and I traveled around in the woods and sand pits in 
the area behind our house; or explored the edge of the pond next to us.  
There was a house being built about a half mile down the dirt road behind us 
that I used to hang out watching.  I'm not sure where my parents were, or if 
they knew how far I went.

--- On Fri, 1/9/09, katey culver <newtribe@hughes.net> wrote:
From: katey culver <newtribe@hughes.net>
Subject: Re: [permaculture] Where were you in 1971?
To: "permaculture" <permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org>
Date: Friday, January 9, 2009, 11:39 AM

Not sure what is being referred to here, but interesting to me: I was 14 for
the first half of 1971.  Experiencing my first recreational drugs, loosing
my virginity and solidifying a spiritual philosophy that has seen fruition
through paths like Permaculture.

1971 was truly a great year.

~Katey
P.S.* I* wonder if those whose voices need hearing will get much from their
votes cast in November.  Time will tell.  But just in case I'm not holding
my breath (it's hard to get the chores done that way).

On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 7:15 AM, Kathyann <knat@sprintmail.com> wrote:

>
> The 26th amendment, granting responsibility for directing the United
> States, to those who formerly could only offer their lives to support
> the goals of the older citizens, was a turning in US history. There are
> now some countries trying to stabilize similarly with Child Soldier Acts
> and move responsibility to age 16.
>
> As we get to share the inauguration of a president elected by many of
> those who would have had no voice in the past, I wonder, Where were you
> in 1971?
>
> Peace,
> Kathyann
> ps I also wonder how many 14 year olds you are sharing this with. They
> will have numbers to decide the next US president.
>
> --
Katey Culver
www.earthandstraw.com
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