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Project Grow: February 2011
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Project Grow at Port City is a space for community collaboration where people can engage in conversation and action to advocate for human rights, the value of art in society, urban farming, and the pursuit of passions. Thursday, February 17, 2011. Forrest: As you can see, it's an animal. Vitaliy: Meat. It's meat. Forrest: It tastes like horse shit. Nahhhhhhhhh! Wednesday, February 2, 2011. Book of Spell. Part II. Forrest. The moon is high. Sleep all day long. Like a stars chilling out on the moon. Like j...
Project Grow: July 2010
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Project Grow at Port City is a space for community collaboration where people can engage in conversation and action to advocate for human rights, the value of art in society, urban farming, and the pursuit of passions. Monday, July 26, 2010. Labels: Pancakes and Portraits. A visit to Fairview. To some a place of horrors, to some a childhood home, to others a fragment of history too few remember. Accompanied by Scott Ray Becker. Thanks to Sam Hall and James Santana for the wonderful welcome. When he is on...
Project Grow: Welcome to a little slice of history!
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Project Grow at Port City is a space for community collaboration where people can engage in conversation and action to advocate for human rights, the value of art in society, urban farming, and the pursuit of passions. Sunday, March 15, 2015. Welcome to a little slice of history! Thanks for dropping in on this blog. The artists, dreamers, doers, thinkers, growers, makers, and teasers at Project Grow collaboratively spun this world that you are seeing the documentations of. This blog now serves as a docum...
Project Grow: March 2011
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Project Grow at Port City is a space for community collaboration where people can engage in conversation and action to advocate for human rights, the value of art in society, urban farming, and the pursuit of passions. Monday, March 21, 2011. Everyone once in a while, a conversation is so beautiful, so fun, that the fingers of the listener are moved to record it. There are too many moments like this in Project Grow. These recently found notes depict a brief slice of such a conversation. Starts are starti...
Project Grow: December 2010
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Project Grow at Port City is a space for community collaboration where people can engage in conversation and action to advocate for human rights, the value of art in society, urban farming, and the pursuit of passions. Wednesday, December 15, 2010. The stem that's growing is from a rose stem. And that it's just growing in water. It's going to be planted outside and roses are going to grow on it! In between the garlic and the goats. Roses are pretty, they smell nice, and they make your house smell fragrant.
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sandy's trombone: An update of recent goings on....
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This site is dedicated to MFA study at Portland State University. Portland State Art Department. View my complete profile. Tuesday, April 6, 2010. An update of recent goings on. I went to NYC in February with Laurel Kurtz to participate in The Incidental Person. The Curator of The Incidental Person was Antony Hudek, Antony is also one half of the independent publisher: Occasional Papers. In December I was part of a group residency at Betonsalon. While in Paris I also worked with Association Aurore. I am ...
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Growing in 2010
Friday, October 22, 2010. I can't imagine this every being true! Senate Bill S510 Makes It Illegal to Grow, Share,. Trade or Sell Homegrown Food. Our friend Dayna Love sent this link. To me yesterday from the Liberty Voice! I have never read the Liberty Voice nor did I know what it was, but I can say that I didn't like what I was seeing when I read what she was forwarding to me! What the heck is this! Thursday, July 8, 2010. THANKS RICKI FOR SHARING YOUR FINDS! Click on links below). How Food Saved a Town.
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The Africa They Never Show You. On September 30, 2017. On September 11, 2017. May we be as majestic as the mountains, as humble as the lakes and as resilient as the trees. On June 27, 2017. The best time to reflect and set goals for the coming year may be now, when the benefits of the seeds that were sown in this month have started to reap and we begin to feel a sense of transformation…. May the feelings and rewards of this month serve as a sign of our tremendous ability to soar through divine attachment.
Growing in Agriculture – Exploring life in the world of agriculture.
Exploring life in the world of agriculture. Welcome to the Blog. October 19, 2012. This week, I decided to feature asparagus! In my family, asparagus is a meal-time favorite, so we decided to grow some in my mom’s garden. Here is a picture of our asparagus coming out of the ground:. The stalks grow straight out of the ground, and are cut with a knife by hand. Here are some fun facts about asparagus:. Asparagus grows in very saline soil, and often salt is sprinkled around growing asparagus to repel weeds.
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Project Grow at Port City is a space for community collaboration where people can engage in conversation and action to advocate for human rights, the value of art in society, urban farming, and the pursuit of passions. Sunday, March 15, 2015. Welcome to a little slice of history! Thanks for dropping in on this blog. The artists, dreamers, doers, thinkers, growers, makers, and teasers at Project Grow collaboratively spun this world that you are seeing the documentations of. This blog now serves as a docum...
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Growing in a Shrinking Culture. My journey through pregnancy, motherhood, and all it entails! So, did I end up sticking with the vegan thing? But I ended up in a great place! Full disclosure, I didn’t finish up the whole month of purely vegan eating – I ended after 3 weeks. But it was after consulting with Stacy. Talking to Stacy was exactly what I needed. I decided to add a little meat back into my diet and if I was hungry, I would eat even if it meant I wasn’t eating a strictly vegan diet. In our last ...
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