Here's a good story about school for a change...

[UUMom]

The principal of a local school (private) is hosting with some parents, a support, networking, and educational group for friends and family of the LGBT community. The guy is really a wonderful person, and a community-builder. This school is very inspiring on many levels.

[blsilva]

Good to know those kinds of poeple are out there. Now, if I can just find them...

[UUMom]

It's true we are really blessed to live where we do. From the outside, it may look rather stuffy old Yankee New England, but we've got a thriving hsing community, crunchy mamas, and many forward-thinking folks here. Sometimes I dream of better weather for longer periods of time , but I cannot imagine reinventing the wheel somewhere else.

[blsilva]

Funny, because I live in California- supposedly a very crunchy place, but where I live everyone seems so mainstream!

[UUMom]

Originally Posted by blsilva

Funny, because I live in California- supposedly a very crunchy place, but where I live everyone seems so mainstream!

I've noticed that many 'crunchy' , non mainstream people are quiet.

My silver mini van, male partner, or lack of dreds doesn't tell anyone anything about my solar heating & wind turbine plans, *or* my respect and hope that my fellow humans can their lives in ways whch are authentic to them.

Blah blah blah, all I am saying is you never know who lives next door, and what they truly think until you know them. 'Cause honestly, one just never knows.

I lived in OB in SD for a few years and it was a wonderful, alternative community of terrifi folks. CA has more going on than most places.

[mom de terre]

What school is it?