end of year report 2005
So, 2005 was a good year. We got over that election and other nastiness of 2004; the political winds seemed to begin their shift as the great pendulum slows on its rightward swing; and art blossomed everywhere. Especially at Burning Man, which was *raging good* this year.
Seems like there will be good things in 2006. Now, it’s time to consolidate our losses, tally our wins, try not to give any ground already taken except where absolutely necessary, and continue to implement those plans to reshape the world in a model of good rather than evil. Sound grandiose? "Make No Small Plans," as the saying goes.
I hope that this time next year finds all of us doing as well if not better, and with a lot more miles on those bicycles beneath our feet.
cheers, and love for 2006!
~Garlynn
