On Thursday May 1, Barbara K. Baker proposes we revive some real world connecting. Get out and chat with a neighbor.
Maybe even deliver a little May Day basket. Do you remember those little baskets of flowers you would leave on a neighbor’s door? Just exactly the kind of thing that used to be a hallmark of small towns, now nearly gone.
Even as we build stronger connections in the online world, we are losing connections in our own physical community. Share some social love with your real world neighbors.
Care to help promote? Twitter it. Change your Facebook or BrightKite status. Blog it. Utterz it. Take a picture and share it in Barbara’s May Day Flickr group.
Remember: it’s all about visiting with a neighbor. You’re from a small town. You can do that.
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Thanks, Becky. Folks can also join the Facebook event page and post pictures and video there:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=12992288917
The goal is to meet and chat with your neighbors. Be social. Get to know the people in your neighborhood on May 1st.
Our Friend Neenz is celebrating Lei Day Around the World, a local Hawaiian tradition along the same lines. See her story at http://www.faleafine.com/?p=107