All Aboard
I have met so many interesting and talented people. I would like to acknowledge my friend, Betta Caraccia for her hard work on this wonderful project. Imagine traveling on a bus around the world with twenty other very talented people. Meeting people from all walks of life. Existing within their worlds for a short but memorable time. Being a part of the creation of many aspects of the arts. Promoting peace throughout the world. I have been invited to hop aboard in any country I would like when they get back on the road. Right now Betta is working hard to get funding for their next tour. Check out this website. http://www.humanweb.tv/
posted by EDO at
8:46 AM
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I am gain having problems gettng thru the password problem so I hope no double post.
I read the link, what a fantastic opportunity. You have got to go and report back to us. allison
What a wonderful and fascinating idea-I have learned in my small world of meeting people with different backgrounds than mine, that we are all more the same than we are different-I am fortunate to live on a cul-de-sac middle class street of duples homes with white, black, Hispanic, Indian, young, old, children, dogs and cats and just a wonderful neighborhood of great people who help each other and get along-we like to call our street a mini United Nations-just now with the bad storm we had here in the Northeast, everyone out helping each other with the snow and ice mess. What a great idea and opportunity.
Hi Elizabeth,
Your friend is a lucky person.
Take care
Gemma :O)
WoW! That would be soooo cool!!!! The experience would be a once in a lifetime thing.
I hope you do it, and keep us posted of course.
I wish I was able to make the NYC workshop, I know it will be a blast. The thought of all the bloggers meeting up and working together and partying afterwards.....
Well next time I'll find a way to make it happen.
Keep on Truckin
Rea
Wow! Thanks for bringing this great venture/adventure to our attention. I know I'm going to enjoy following along on the web. Reminds me somewhat of Ken Keasy and his merry pranksters on their bus "Further" in the sixties. Meeting and greeting and learning about others....I would definitely hop on the bus if I were you, Elizabeth. I met Keasy and some of the Pranksters in the early 70s and all spoke of their time on the bus as a real growth experience. I think your friend's group is definitely taking it to the next level...living and learning.
Alright, I have thought about it and after riding the super shuttle to and from the airport....no way.
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