Even if nobody uses it...
... at least they get it!
I just found out that End of Suburbia, (the website for the award winning film about oil depletion) deemed the Neighborhood Produce Exchange their link of the week. It also got a mention in the Path To Freedom Journal.
It's had a slow start, but I'm blaming it on the local weather. I don't have much to harvest at home, and I'm assuming others are in the same situation and that's why it's seeing so little action.
When I first thought about doing it, I mentioned the idea to people, and they were enthusiastic and supportive. Not just the calm, polite, "Oh, that's nice" kind of support, but the "That is so totally cool! I can't believe nobody has done this yet" kind of support. So I think it will happen.
Fingers crossed.
I just found out that End of Suburbia, (the website for the award winning film about oil depletion) deemed the Neighborhood Produce Exchange their link of the week. It also got a mention in the Path To Freedom Journal.
It's had a slow start, but I'm blaming it on the local weather. I don't have much to harvest at home, and I'm assuming others are in the same situation and that's why it's seeing so little action.
When I first thought about doing it, I mentioned the idea to people, and they were enthusiastic and supportive. Not just the calm, polite, "Oh, that's nice" kind of support, but the "That is so totally cool! I can't believe nobody has done this yet" kind of support. So I think it will happen.
Fingers crossed.
posted by Somebody's Mom at 10:20 AM
3 Comments:
If you build it they would come.
I had the same enthusiasm for my blog site http://edwhof.blogspot.com/ but very little response.
I am sure though, as summer progresses your project will bloom!
Good Luck.
Good luck with Neighborhood Produce Exchange.
Produce here in Kenya is sometimes organic & sometimes pesticide-enhanced. No labeling, so it's hard to tell!
Thanks for your support, you two!
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