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Join us for a glorious day of HEALing in the garden 7-28-12

Hey All,

Join us for a full day of fun and informative workshops and trainings Saturday after next, 7-28-2012 from 9am-3:30pm.  There will be vegetarian and raw foods cooking demos, nutrition info, tai-chi workshops, etc.  Come for a portion of the day, or stay for all.  There is a small fee involved that will benefit the garden network, but if you contact me today, I have five(5) full and a few partial scholarships available.  Check out the flyer, and call the toll-free phone number or sign up online.  This is open to the public, so spread the word on this great opportunity.  Its just around the corner. If you have any questions, please contact me any time.

Thank you,

K Diop

East Lake Community Learning Garden- an ELF/SHS collaborative project
eastlakegarden.org
eastlakecommunitylearninggarden.wordpress.com/

Khari Diop
Community Environmental Educator
Southeastern Horticultural Society
1705 Commerce Drive, NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
kdiop@sehort.org
(404)351-1074 office
(404)828-0480 mobile
www.sehort.org

Before enlightenment chop wood and carry water. After enlightenment, chop wood and carry water. –Wu Li

Come see the sheep being sheared this morning

Our sheep have needed their hair cut for a while. It gets hots under all that wool. Our shearer will be out this morning around 10:30 to take care of them. If you’re interested in seeing the process, come on out to the garden this morning to observe.

Mark Your Calendars ~ Plant Peace @ the garden Sat. Jan. 14th!

Plan to join us on Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend as we enter the New Year at East Lake garden with goats, seeds, and peace.

On Saturday, January 14th we will gather at 10am (we’ll have some hot drinks for you!).  Our darling goats will have arrived, and they need names!  You’ll have a chance to get to know them and then vote on their names.  And we’ll work on meeting our Million Plant March goal by planting seeds(peas, please).

We will also plant a peace pole (http://www.peacepoles.com/).  This pole will be an expression of our commitment as a community to be established in peace.  In honor of the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and those who labored with him, we will plant our statement that peace will prevail on earth.

We’ll see you there!