Gaia: toronto.zaadz

Re: What's going on in 2008?

http://lovealways.gaia.com — Tue, 27 May 2008 06:55:26 GMT

me three!

Re: What's going on in 2008?

http://loucifer.gaia.com — Thu, 15 May 2008 13:12:04 GMT

I'm back in Toronto and am hoping to meet others from the community. Anyone around?

What's going on in 2008?

http://mimibyrd.gaia.com — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 06:49:56 GMT

Is this pod still active? Sure would like to get together with some "local" people.

Dec 8-Global Day of Action to Stop Climate Change-Toronto Events

http://shelivesintheforest.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 17:37:41 GMT

TORONTO CLIMATE CAMPAIGN

D8 KYOTO NOW
RALLY - MARCH - ECO FAIR

GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION
Green Energy/Mandatory Emission Reductions

SATURDAY, DEC. 8TH, 2007

Rally 12 noon, DUNDAS SQUARE

www.torontoclimatecampaign.org

DECEMBER 8: KYOTO NOW! Global Day of Action TO STOP CLIMATE CHAOS
It is not often that one is able to say that the fate of the world is at stake without coming across like a bad B-movie, but with the current climate crisis, it truly is. On December 8, join people from all around the world to demand our leaders take urgent action now to prevent catastrophic global warming. The rally will coincide with the halfway point of the historic United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) which takes place December 3 - 14, 2007 in Bali, Indonesia. If enough people take to the streets, it will put tremendous pressure on the world's leaders to take action.

11am Special UofT Student Feeder March:
Show the world that UofT students are ready to play a leading role in demanding a better future for our planet. Assemble 11am in front of Sidney Smith Hall, 100 St. George Street, with your banners, noise-makers, anything you can bring! We will then march and join the main rally at Dundas Square.

12pm Rally at Dundas Square:
Recognizing that Canada is one of the worst per capita polluters in the world, we call upon our governemnt to enact binding legislation which will halt and reverse our emission of greenhouse gases. As individuals we commit ourselves to conserving energy and reducing waste, but we need a framework wherein we have access to renewable resources, environmentally friendly products, and a system where polluters pay the price for the damage they do to the environment.

1:30pm March for Clean Energy:
A scientific study has been conducted showing that it is possible to meet Ontario's energy needs through wind and solar power, so why is the Ontario government planning to invest billions of dollars in nuclear power plants which will create radioactive waste that will last for 8000 generations. Join us as we march through the streets of Toronto to take the message that 'renewable is doable' to Queen's Park.

2pm Eco-Fair (Debates Room, Hart House, University of Toronto)
Warm up and enjoy complimentary hot meal featuring local food prepared by campus group Hot Yam, while learning about what's happening in the world of environmental activism. Visit and connect with booths from various activist NGOs, volunteer groups, and green businesses.

Climate Change is real and is taking it's toll. In Canada and around the world we've experienced record-breaking heat, increased frequency of droughts and floods, as well as melting permafrost in the Arctic. Globally, the impacts are catastrophic. According to the World Health Organization, earth's warming climate is contributing to more than 150,000 deaths each year, and that number will double by 2030. Millions of people will be displaced by rising ocean levels, millions more will lose access to water and up to 37% of all wildlife will be endangered. Canada will not be immune to the impact.

Despite the gloomy picture, it is not too late. The technology exists to dramatically reverse our emission of greenhouse gases (primarily carbon dioxide) which are driving climate change. We need the political will to take control of our own destiny and not let it be decided for us. The Kyoto Protocol is considered a baby step toward necessary emission reduction. Canada is one of the three largest emitters in the world, and has an international obligation to ensure that once that step is taken, we move beyond it and lower our emissions further.

On December 8, stand up and demand that our government take real action to combat the climate crisis

http://www.torontoclimatecampaign.org/

Nov 23 Event: Free Bike Commuter Breakfast

http://shelivesintheforest.gaia.com — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 13:17:26 GMT

Free Breakfast for Bike Commuters-Friday November 23rd
Grassroots-Riverdale, 372 Danforth Avenue at Chester Avenue

Join the folks at Grassroots-Riverdale for our monthly "Biker Breakfast" in support of Toronto's bicycle commuters. On the last Friday of every month Grassroots hosts an early morning bicycle commuter breakfast between 8am-9:30am. Grassroots would like to support and encourage all of those folks that commute to work by bike, and hopefully we will inspire others to try commuting by bike. On Friday November 23rd, plan to stop by Grassroots-Riverdale for a delicious, wholesome breakfast snack. Big thanks to our partners: Merchants of Green Coffee, The Big Carrot, and Urban Herbivore.

If you don't know about the Grassroots stores, here is some information from the same newsletter (voted #1 green store in NOW):

Now Magazine voted Grassroots "Best Green Store"

From Now Magazine - Nov. 1 - 7, 2007
"How could we fill this slot without tipping our hats to the greenest one-stop shop for ecologically conscious consumers since 1994? Every earth-loving product you can think of is in here, from organic sheets, biodegradable pens and natural beauty products to solar-panelled backpacks. Bonus points for coolifying their clothing selection over the last year."

Grasssroots-Annex
408 Bloor Street West
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1X5
416-944-1993

Grassroots-Riverdale
372 Danforth Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M4K 1N8
416-466-2841

Nov 23 Shop at Grassroots: Support Toronto Environmental Alliance

http://shelivesintheforest.gaia.com — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 12:49:43 GMT

Feel Good Friday-November 23, 2007
Shop to Support the Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA)

TEA campaigns locally to find solutions to Toronto's urban environmental problems. TEA's mission is to promote a greener Toronto. They work with concerned individuals, community groups, professionals and workers, encouraging the participation of local people on local issues. Formed in 1988, TEA speaks on issues that shape our local environment and provide an activist voice on local Toronto issues. TEA's Vision of a healthy community is based on equity, access, safety and a clean environment. TEA focuses on five major campaign areas, where they undertake research, education and action on Smog and Climate Change, Public Transit, Toxics and Urban Pesticides, Waste Reduction and Clean Water.

For information about TEA, to donate, or to volunteer, go to http://launchbox-emailservices.ca/mail/t.aspx?S=9&ID=710&NL=8&N=833&SI=88908&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.torontoenvironment.org%2f. On November 23rd please shop at Grassroots to help support the work of the Toronto Environmental Alliance.

If you haven't heard about Grassroots before, I've also added a bit from the same email newsletter about NOW magazine saying Grassroots is the best green store(s):

Now Magazine voted Grassroots "Best Green Store"

From Now Magazine - Nov. 1 - 7, 2007
"How could we fill this slot without tipping our hats to the greenest one-stop shop for ecologically conscious consumers since 1994? Every earth-loving product you can think of is in here, from organic sheets, biodegradable pens and natural beauty products to solar-panelled backpacks. Bonus points for coolifying their clothing selection over the last year."

Grasssroots-Annex
408 Bloor Street West
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1X5
416-944-1993

Grassroots-Riverdale
372 Danforth Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M4K 1N8
416-466-2841

3 Nov. Events: Green Business;Green Design;Ban Toxic Baby Bottles

http://shelivesintheforest.gaia.com — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 12:40:03 GMT

Grassroots Sponsored Events

How to Profit from Greening Your Business - Triple Bottom Line Strategies for the Entrepreneur featuring Bob Willard
Tuesday November 13th, 7 pm
Centre for Social Innovation, 215 Spadina Avenue, suite 120
$10 for GET members & $15 for non-members
Space is limited; Please RVSP by email to info@greenenterprise.net

Bob Willard, a champion of triple bottom line accountability in the corporate world, will share stories from extensive work as an executive and mentor for businesses, with a particular focus on strategies applicable to small and medium sized business.

For more information about Bob Willard, click here.

For more information about the event, click here.

New Sustainable Strategies for Interior and Exterior Design
With Andrea Kantelberg
Thursday November 15, 7:30pm
Toronto City Hall (100 Queen Street West at Bay Street)
Free

Andrea Kantelberg has been practicing design for 14 years. She successfully blends her professional talents with eco-friendly approaches and she continually seeks artistic and sustainable alternatives to the traditional practices of the design industry. She believes that creating beautiful environments simply cannot be achieved with products that harm the natural environment.

For more information contact Michael Berger at michaelberger@sympatico.ca.

BAN TOXICS, BABY!
Family Rally to End Toxic Chemicals in Baby Bottles
Tuesday November 20, 10am-11:30am
Queen's Park front lawn
Rain or shine, we'll be out for a party
Free

We want the McGuinty government to get cracking and pass a law to get toxic chemicals out of baby bottles and other consumer products.

This is a fun, family event! Join us with your babies and your old baby bottles for music, fun, hot apple cider and cheering at Queen's Park.

Everyone is welcome!

Sign up on the facebook page.

For more information contact:
Cassandra Polyzou at Environmental Defence
(416)323-9521 x222 cpolyzou@environmentaldefence.ca

Visit http://launchbox-emailservices.ca/mail/t.aspx?S=9&ID=710&NL=8&N=833&SI=88908&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.toxicnation.ca for more info on toxic chemicals.

Re: Oct 16 & 17 - Stand Up and Speak Out; Make Poverty History

http://shelivesintheforest.gaia.com — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 13:01:41 GMT

La version française suite

Dear Make Poverty History supporter,

Join millions of people around the world to STAND UP and SPEAK OUT to make poverty history between October 16th and 17th - and set a Guinness World Record at the same time!

Between 5pm Eastern time on October 16th and 5pm on the 17th, millions of people in Canada, Pakistan and Namibia and dozens of other countries will be sending a message to government leaders - that we need bold action now to make poverty history - by standing up and speaking out in their communities. Join this movement and help set a record for the number of people standing up in a 24 hour period!

Check for STAND UP events in your community that you can participate in.

Find out how you can organize a STAND UP moment in your school or workplace.

Check out the STAND UP video, an up-beat look at this global event.

The STAND UP Global White Band Day of Action - the 24 hours between 5pm on the 16th to 5pm on the 17th (Canadian Eastern time: see makepovertyhistory.ca/e/stand-up/when.pdf for your local time) - coincide with the opening of a new session of the Canadian Parliament.

Your participation in the STAND UP Global Day of Action can help to send a strong message to Prime Minister Harper that his government needs to give high priority to ending poverty both at home and abroad.

Canada needs to help to make poverty history by:

committing to a 10 year timetable to allocate 0.7% of Gross National Income for official development assistance;
supporting efforts to make trade rules more equitable by insisting on development-friendly WTO rules and bilateral agreements;
pushing the World Bank and the IMF to stop imposing harmful conditions for debt cancellation and development financing;
developing and implementing a plan to end child and family poverty in Canada;
implementing the Kelowna Accord, a plan to narrow the living standards gap between Aboriginal people and the rest of Canada.

During the recent Ontario election, Make Poverty History supporters helped to get all provincial parties to support a poverty reduction plan for Ontario. Your action is needed now to push for change at the national level. Stand Up and Speak Out on this date!

Thanks for your support.

Dennis Howlett
National Coordinator
Make Poverty History

Note: if you do not wish to receive further mailings, please go to makepovertyhistory.ca/e/php/unsubscribe/?signid=408642&signverify=a56d7fc6aa00ff3cea0b8534ee8d6366 to unsubscribe.

Cher partisan de la campagne Abolissons la pauvreté,

Joignez-vous aux millions de personnes partout dans le monde qui, les 16 et 17 octobre, répondront à l'appel Debout et Manifestez pour abolir la pauvreté - et aidez à établir un nouveau record Guinness du même coup!

Du 16 octobre à 17h, heure de l'Est, au 17 octobre à 17h, des millions au Canada, Pakistan et Namibie et dans des douzaines d'autres pays enverront un message aux chefs politiques - la nécessité aujourd'hui d'entreprendre une action ferme pour abolir la pauvreté - en se tenant debout et en manifestant dans leurs communautés. Joignez-vous à ce mouvement et aidez à établir un record mondial du nombre de personnes se tenant debout sur une période de 24 heures!

Consultez la liste des événements DEBOUT auxquels vous pouvez participer dans votre communauté.

Découvrez comment vous pouvez organiser un événement DEBOUT dans votre école ou au travail.

Regardez la vidéo DEBOUT, un vue fraîche sur cet événement globale.

Le jour de la mobilisation mondiale DEBOUT et du bracelet blanc -les 24 heures entre le 16 octobre à 17h et le 17 octobre à 17h (heure normale de l'est du Canada : pour voir d'horaire des activités dans votre région, allez à abolissonslapauvrete.ca/f/debout-et-manifestez/quand.pdf )- coïncide avec l'ouverture de la nouvelle session du Parlement canadien. Votre participation à la mobilisation mondiale DEBOUT peut aider à envoyer un message fort au premier ministre Harper, à savoir que l'abolition de la pauvreté au Canada et ailleurs devrait venir eu priorité majeure. Le Canada doit contribuer à l'élimination de la pauvreté. Pour ce faire, il doit la promesse :

S'engageant, d'ici dix ans, d'allouer 0.7% de Revenu National Brut à l'aide publique au développement;
Le soutien des efforts pour rendre le commerce international plus équitable, en exigent que l'OMC adopte des règlements plus favorables au développement;
Mettre de la pression sur la Banque Mondiale et le FMI pour qu'ils arrêtent d'imposer conditions défavorables à l'annulation de la dette et au financement du développement;
Concevoir et appliquer des mesures pour mettre fin aux pauvreté infantile et familiale au Canada;
Appliquer l'Accord de Kelowna, qui permettrait de réduire le fossé entre le niveau de vie des populations autochtones et celui du reste du pays.

Durant la récente campagne électorale en Ontario, grâce aux partisans de la Abolissons la pauvreté tous les partis provinciaux ont acceptéé de soutenir un plan de réduction de la pauvreté en Ontario. Nous avons désormais besoin de vous pour une action nationale. Debout et Manifestez les 16 et 17 octobre prochains!

Merci de votre soutien.

Dennis Howlett
Coordinateur national
Abolissons la pauvreté

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Oct 16 & 17 - Stand Up and Speak Out

http://shelivesintheforest.gaia.com — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 21:58:35 GMT

What is Stand Up and Speak Out?

STAND UP and SPEAK OUT is a worldwide call to take action against poverty and inequality and for the Millennium Development Goals. On October 16th and 17th, be a part of this growing movement of people who refuse to stay silent or seated in the face of poverty. Help us break the world record so we can break the record of broken promises.

There are a number of events going on in Toronto, one of which you might want to participate in. I've never done any "active" activism (only armchair activism - letters, emails, blogs) and I've certainly never taken part in a Guiness World Record event.

The website is below:

http://www.standagainstpoverty.org/

Or you can go right to the part where you can find events happening near you:

http://www.standagainstpoverty.org/en/events and then pick Canada, and it should show all the events in Canada.

Or you can set up an event yourself. The website tells you how to do it.

If there is something handy to where you are or if you are an event-planning kind of person and have the time to do something in your neighbourhood, please consider getting involved in this event.

The gap between rich and poor in Canada is wider than it has ever been; there are more children living in poverty in Canada; and it goes without saying that there are many, many very poor children and families living around the world.

Re: The Plan to Disappear Canada

Sun, 30 Sep 2007 05:40:10 GMT

You can read more about this and other issues affecting Canada in my Zaadz blog of August 4, 2007 .

There is a downside as well as an upside to the Canadian dollar being at par (or even a bit above today). Canada depends on US Tourism to a large degree, and many Americans are not coming here now because of it. Also, it has severely affected some of our industries, particularly the lumber industry. Many Canadians are also choosing to spend that buck in the US now, taking away jobs and sales from Canadian workers and companies.

I, too, have relatives and friends in the US. I've even considered moving there myself. My major concern is for my grandsons (currently aged 17 and 12), in the event that Harper thinks it necessary to start conscription in order to keep enough people in the Armed Forces in order to try to assist the rest of the world. We are in places we have no business being - and while I whole-heartedly support our troops, I don't for a minute support the idea of them in any of the middle-eastern countries where the Bushites have (or will try to) created wars to bolster their share of the world oil market. That's all it is, really - greed, and more greed!

With the potential of a Canadian Election looming, although it appears the Liberals are going to try to sit out the vote, so as not to bring the government down on the Throne Speech coming up in October, we need to really weigh whether or not we want any more time with Mr. Harper at the helm, even if Mr. Dion has appearances of being a weak duckling who would flounder as a leader. I still believe that there is far more "leadership potential" in the Liberal party in Canada, than in the Conservative party. While I probably wouldn't vote for them, I'd prefer to see the Liberals in power with a minority government, not a majority. Should it come to that though, I wonder which side Mr. Duceppe will throw his Bloc parties weight behind, given that he's the one determined to oust the Conservatives. He's never been too big-time on supporting the Liberals in the past.

Ah, what complicated times we live in, eh!

Cheers!

Gem

Re: The Plan to Disappear Canada

http://shelivesintheforest.gaia.com — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 00:09:02 GMT

I do not think it is about the U.S. wanting to disappear Canada, though it does peeve them when we won't follow them blindly.

Harper does want to be associated with Bush, which is very bad where the environment is concerned, among other things. However, the majority of Canadians would have voted for Al Gore, not for Bush, so it may not be particularly wise of Harper to be chums with Bush.

The U.S. does need to completely overhaul its long, long, long election process and cap amounts of money going into campaign coffers and amount from any one corporation going in. I also think lobbyists should not be permitted to have offices so close to the offices of the politicians. I also think American votes (and their email/blogging pals) need to email/fax, blog about American politicians who leave their ethics at the door. The best target would be the Democrats, who often get money from the same corporations Republicans are getting money from. Just too easy for everything to be corrupted.

I think a little shining of lights on things happening in the dark would be a great thing.

My parents, brother, sisters and two nephews and nieces live in the U.S. (different parts), so I can't just rail against Bush without trying to do something about it. I go to thepetitionssite and signing petitions. I lived there from 10 to 19, so more of my important years of schooling were in the U.S. and I have friends who live there as well. All of these people deserve a better government than what they have now.

I am very worried that the Bush administration will talk Americans into a war against Iran (more oil, what else) before his term of office is over. It is like knowing a train wreck will happen but not being able to stop it. I did send an email to Harper to let him know what the Canadian government should do about it .

P.S. Wasn't it a hoot when the dollar went up to and over par?

Dryad
(more recently Inukshuk)

Re: The Plan to Disappear Canada

Wed, 27 Jun 2007 02:19:20 GMT

I read the article. I cannot tell you how frightening this sounds to me.

So now we're going to allow vigilante's and "homeland defence soldiers" and "air-marshalls" to bring guns into Canada. I guess if we get enough of them here, about the only people that will be able to protect themselves from being shot "in the name of national defence" (or at least get a whack at firing back!) are the armed hoodlums wandering around certain parts of the GTA.

Our freedom as a nation has been sold down the river by a bunch of oil-baron hoodlums who will plunder and pillage us, and given the chance, annex us into their country by force, since we don't seem to be too inclined to go any more willingly than some other third world countries they've done the same thing to.

I tried to warn people that Mr. Harper could not be trusted with this country - that he was a pansy for the Bushites - no one would listen - and like the old song goes "wonder if they're listening now!".

A very disturbed

Gem

The Plan to Disappear Canada

http://tigana.gaia.com — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 01:58:41 GMT

Link here http://tigana.zaadz.com/blog/2007/6/the_plan_to_disappear_canada

Re: Planting the seeds for Toronto

http://coolmel.gaia.com — Wed, 06 Jun 2007 08:55:37 GMT

yes, i agree with Princess. if anyone out there wants to take over the administration and cultivation of this cool pod. just let me know :)

thanks!

~C

Re: Planting the seeds for Toronto

http://lovejasmine.gaia.com — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 16:00:23 GMT

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hey guys i have some family in toronto n also close by n would love to meet u when i visit next time...

but here is the global pod if ur looking for:

@ http://pods.zaadz.com/zaanghas

but if i understand correctly its to post ur local gatherings so others can c it n send u love ;) n also for us to know where else people r gathering...

n if one or more of u r interested to be a moderator of this pod i m sure we can ask zaadz team to put u there so u can send group messages about gatherings n arrange message boards, invite more people to join n stuff....

Re: Planting the seeds for Toronto

http://drshamira.gaia.com — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 13:53:41 GMT

hi all,

i just joined this pod and am new to zaadz. i'd love for us torontonians to get together and share ideas and thoughts...is this pod still active? i read a post that said it moved to the global pods...where is that?

hope to hear from someone soon!

shamira

Rant against idiot landlords

Mon, 04 Jun 2007 00:25:06 GMT

My apologies to anyone who doesn't like rants, but this one is necessary. I'm hoping that people from the Greater Toronto Area, including Mississauga in particular, will read this.

Our landlord, CAP REIT, has refused to enforce a "No Barbequing" clause in their lease for the last year at this location. This means that on a very hot day, without central air-conditioning, and if you are unable to put one in now because you cannot afford the $100.00 per air-conditioner for the summer that they informed us we'd have to pay, when your neighbours decide to smoke you out with their BBQ'ing, and/or they stand outside on their balconies and smoke like idiot chimney's, you're ONLY choices are to suffocate with windows and balcony closed, or leave them open and suffocate from the smoke! My apartment right at this minute (at 8 PM in the evening, on a somewhat damp and COOL day) is registering 32 Celcius in the coolest place in it. Think what it will be when summer actually hits!

So, if you or someone you know are planning to move soon, do yourself or them a HUGE favour and DON'T rent from CAP REIT. They are the worst landlords I've ever had, and I've lived in at least 17 or 18 apartments and flats in the last 25 years in this area.

In case anyone thinks I'm just blowing smoke, I'm planning on putting some of the 50 pictures my daughter and I took this weekend of the run down conditions of this building on my web-site. My daughter will be doing the same, just to make sure enough people get to see this. I'll add the URL to this thread, once the pic's are up, so everyone on the internet can see what it's like in this building. Believe me, if I could afford to move out today, they wouldn't see me for dust. My daughter lives in the building, as well, and that's one of the reasons I moved here, the other being that it was close to my son's place, a few blocks away. I guess we'll both be looking for someplace else sooner than we'd planned, because living here has become intolerable.

Cheers!
Gem :-)

Re: Planting the seeds for Toronto

Thu, 03 May 2007 14:28:56 GMT

Hi:

I just joined Zaadz last week, and was surfing around to find local people. I'm in Mississauga. I would like to see the type of community Brian is attempting to create here with zaadz to include people from Canada, and particularly from our major centres.

So I decided to join the Toronto.zaadz group, and I hope that I will be able to contribute something, as well as make more contacts for my own business and lifestyle (they sort of meld together - kind of hard to determine where one leaves off and the other starts).

By way of introduction, I am a deep trance psychic channel, clairvoyant, hypnotherapist, NLP practitioner (in no particular order). I have two web-sites (self-built and maintained), and a flair for communication. I also do public speaking, lectures and group meditation classes (not currently, for the latter, though). I also compose music and I am looking forward to releasing my first CD shortly.

I haven't really been able to determine from the Toronto list how many there are of us. I'd like to suggest we actively work at creating a strong community here, because this concept (that Brian talked about in his initial email to me) is something powerful. I think it would be great for like-minded people in the GTA to build this part of the online community into a wonderful, useful network for us all.

OK........ probably went a bit over-board - but I'm excited about this.

Cheers!
Gem(star) :-)

PS: My one special project right now is being on the legislative committee for the National Guild of Hypnotists. We (hypnotists and hypnotherapists) in Ontario are currently fighting for our livelihoods - should the currently proposed Bill 171 be passed, particularly Schedule Q - setting up a new College of Psychology, and generally reforming Ontario health care (it's currently in late "committee" stage after having passed 1st and 2nd readings), approximately 2000 Ontario businesses will be killed with a stroke of a pen. Anyone wishing to communicate how terrible that would be to their MPP, definitely would be doing all of us a big favour. It is scheduled for clause-by-clause review/revamp starting May 7th, so there is still time to get the word out to the public about this travesty of a bill the Liberals are attempting to push through (because they haven't done anything else since they took power two years ago).

Re: Planting the seeds for Toronto

http://3gem.gaia.com — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 17:14:25 GMT

So spring has sprung my fellow Tdot Zaadzsters!

Although there might still be snow in our future, it is a time for new beginnings..

Is anyone still looking to spark some zaadz zaangha action? Suggestions for a place to meet and network?

Is anyone working on any special events or projects?

peace and light,

3gem

List of Zaangha Pods

http://lovejasmine.gaia.com — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 08:27:04 GMT

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