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It was I working all week for money already spent, living
on city blocks in box homes, eating plastic meal deals. A few friends
here, but not there and it was enough. Tired, I was always tired. Spending
hard-earned money on vitamins, hit and then missing, feeling good one
day and then not the next, or the next. I resting all weekend and showing
up for work tired. So I moved the TV out and then the couch. I was looking
for movement and well meaning in things my hands could do. I was looking
for life, but occupied with things to do for others.
Events at the
Garden
New Locations!
Dreaming Possibilities
Driven by vision, one foot after the other, like pulling yourself
up from a deep sleep, pinned down by heavy emotion. Looking for healing
beneath the feet, and it was the good Earth and I standing tall in something
different. Making way to the great and wonderful. Running energy. The
all prevailing presence of all things everywhere, beyond the confines
of conflict.
Dreaming of Possibilities in a Garden World
Working the energies to build bridges where none lay. The Great and
Wonderful is a day when I feel good and my mind works, getting things
done. Where there is an ease, and it comes from eating right and doing
good things, moving in a direction of our togetherness. Working this day
forward on building a community of our togetherness. Working on the hard
things to bring good things. Feeling your way through the twists and turns
to stand even up with one day and then another, looking through the eyes
at what the hands can do in well meaning. Shaping things to come with
things to do. One inch at a time. Falling out of one day and then stepping
into another.
Joe Nelson Icet
"Eat what you grow"
The Last Organic Outpost is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization
founded by Joe Nelson Icet. We currently have
multiple locations and are continuing to expand, so check back often for
new information about events, classes, volunteer opportunities, and maps
and directions! Please enjoy exploring our website, and join
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Joe
at the Emile Community Farm
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