-
Sarah Sarah
- Female
- Decatur, GA
- United States
- Share
- Share on Twitter
- Share on Facebook
- Blog Posts
- Discussions (53)
- Events
- Groups (5)
- Photos (4)
- Photo Albums
- Videos
Sarah Sarah's Groups
-
South East Region
39 members
-
Progressive Veterans
75 members
-
Central Denver, CO
60 members
-
Atlanta, GA
47 members
-
Denver
393 members
Sarah Sarah's Discussions
Anyone got good sources?
Replied Jul. 7, 2009
South Georgia
Replied Jun. 1, 2009
"When you have the music and the message, the dragons have nowhere to hide."
Gifts Received
Sarah Sarah has not received any gifts yet
Latest Activity
September 19, 2009 to September 20, 2009
The ACTIVATE Tour gathering for the Southeast FWT Region: North & South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida
Skill-building, Theatre of the Oppressed, Eating together & dancing, Local Street Team & Regional planning, Movement Building, Community Orga…
Flobots.Org OPEN HOUSE at Flobots.Org new community center!
June 12, 2009 from 6pm to 9pm
Flobots.org requests your presence at an Open House to celebrate our new office, community space and cultural center
Where: 2705 Larimer Street, Denver
When: Friday, June 12 - 6-9 pm
Two doors down from the Meadowlark Lounge
JOIN us on the outdoor…
Highlander Session at Kristine's house
May 9, 2009 from 6pm to 8pm
This is a setting for the Denver Street Team to come together and tell the stories of our life experiences. These Sessions have been inspired by the Highlander School, which helped to shape leaders like Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr in the '5…
Iraq Veterans Against The War/ Progressive Veterans Denver Fundraiser Show at The Wal-nut Room
May 7, 2009 at 8pm to May 8, 2009 at 12am
Fundrasier show for the Denver Chapter for IVAW/Progressive Veterans. Come out to enjoy some great local Denver Music, Fight With Tools Activate booth will also be set up at the event to speak about the fight with tools organization as well.
Locatio…
February 21, 2009 from 7pm to 9pm
Saturday, FEB 21, 2009 from 7-9PM at AFSC, 901 W 14th Ave # 7 Denver, CO 80204.
We'll be discussing practical ways to make our street team(s) sustainable - or healthy - whichever term you prefer! We're thinking that it's going to be important to fi…
Profile Information
- I am a(n)
- individual
- City
- Decatur
- State
- GA
- Zip
- 30030
- Date I Joined Fight With Tools
- June 21, 2008
- Gender
- female
- Sexual Orientation
- straight
- Racial/Ethnic Background
- white
- About Me
- I love music, cooking, thinking and talking about nonviolence and trying to put it into practice in my life, hanging out on my porch with friends and neighbors, and mountain biking. And dogs. And red wine. I love cheese, too. Isn't the world full of wonderful things, and even more wonderful people?
- How I would like to change the world:
- I would like to make it so that everyone feels part of a close-knit community. I'd like to slow down the pace of life and consumption in the West. I'd like for everyone to be able to have all their basic needs met, and I wish we could be so extravagant as to call a weekly massage part of basic needs. I'm only half kidding.
- Tools I Have
- I'm a pollinator--I connect people to people and people to ideas, hence the photo with the bee in the rose. Cooking is my best tool for connecting people and building community. Nothing like yummy food to bring people together to talk about what's up in their world. I have enthusiasm and curiosity, too, and compassion. I can edit and proofread and make sure the fliers for the big rally are grammatically correct. Unfortunately I can't make them look pretty. BUT I have many friends who can! I have a rudimentary knowledge of various movements for social change, but my knowledge of history is pitiful, and I'm sad because I think that's a powerful tool. Labyrinths! That's my tool for staying (or trying to stay) grounded. Labyrinths are a form of walking meditation for people like me who can't sit still to meditate. Check them out: http://veriditas.org/ Denver has the best labyrinth I've ever seen at Arvada United Methodist Church. And I have the "Southern Center for Teaching Peace Lending Library". It's a bunch of books on nonviolence and social movements that I loan to people (it gives me an excuse to buy great books I won't get around to reading for a while...).
- Tools I Need
- Patience. A better understanding (and acceptance) of life in the online world. Discipline to walk a labyrinth every day, and the time and schedule to ride my bike to work every day. The ability to play barre chords. Somehow I think it would help.
- Favorite Bands
- Flobots, Old 97's, David Garza, Donkey, Alejandro Escovedo, REM, Sorta, Spoon, Berlin, Bob Schneider, Billy Bragg, My Morning Jacket, Derailers, Neko Case, The Cure, The Reivers, Reckless Kelly, Ray Charles.
- What issues are you most passionate about?
- yes
Here's a great video about nonviolence! And some other really cool stuff.
Favorite quote of the moment: 'A man of peace is not a pacifist; a man of peace is simply a pool of silence. He pulsates a new kind of energy into the world, he sings a new song. He lives in a totally new way. His very way of life is that of grace, that of prayer, that of compassion. Whomsoever he touches, he creates more love-energy. The man of peace is creative. He is not against war, because to be against anything is to be at war. He is not against war; he simply understands why war exists. And out of that understanding he becomes peaceful. Only when there are many people who are pools of peace, silence, understanding, will the war disappear.' OSHO, from: 'Zen: The Path of Paradox, vol. II'
This is the most fabulous video I've seen since the "Rise" video. The technology behind it blows my mind, but the sentiment is what makes it supercalefragelistic!
New quote of the moment. I don't completely understand it, but I think I agree.
"People today seem unable to understand love as a political concept...The modern concept of love is almost exclusively limited to the bourgeois couple and the claustrophobic confines of the nuclear family. Love has become a strictly private affair. We need a more generous and more unrestrained conception of love. We need to recuperate the public and political conception of love common to premodern traditions. Christianity and Judaism, for example, both conceive love as a political act that constructs the multitude...There is really nothing necessarily metaphysical about the Christian and Judaic love of God: both God's love of humanity and humanity's love of God are expressed and incarnated in the commmon material political project of the multitude. We need to recover today this material and political sense of love, a love as strong as death. This does not mean you cannot love your spouse, your mother, and your child. It only means that your love does not end there, that love serves as the basis for our political projects in common and the construction of a new society. Without this love, we are nothing."
Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri, Multitude: War and Democracy in the Age of Empire (New York: The Penguin Press, 2004), pp. 351-52.
This is the most fabulous video I've seen since the "Rise" video. The technology behind it blows my mind, but the sentiment is what makes it supercalefragelistic!
New quote of the moment. I don't completely understand it, but I think I agree.
"People today seem unable to understand love as a political concept...The modern concept of love is almost exclusively limited to the bourgeois couple and the claustrophobic confines of the nuclear family. Love has become a strictly private affair. We need a more generous and more unrestrained conception of love. We need to recuperate the public and political conception of love common to premodern traditions. Christianity and Judaism, for example, both conceive love as a political act that constructs the multitude...There is really nothing necessarily metaphysical about the Christian and Judaic love of God: both God's love of humanity and humanity's love of God are expressed and incarnated in the commmon material political project of the multitude. We need to recover today this material and political sense of love, a love as strong as death. This does not mean you cannot love your spouse, your mother, and your child. It only means that your love does not end there, that love serves as the basis for our political projects in common and the construction of a new society. Without this love, we are nothing."
Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri, Multitude: War and Democracy in the Age of Empire (New York: The Penguin Press, 2004), pp. 351-52.
Sarah Sarah's Photos
Groups
-
White Flag Warrior 101 I…
31 members
-
Religious Tolerance in t…
40 members
-
Anti Racials
6 members
-
Denver
393 members
© 2010 Created by Fight With Tools.
Comment Wall (382 comments)
You need to be a member of Fight With Tools to add comments!
Join Fight With Tools
im sam im 12 years old and that cell # on my page is a bum
Hearing from you just made my day!!!! How is everything going? It seems like just yesterday we said goodbye..
I guess this is goodbye. Not sure how it happened, but we didn't get to hug goodbye...& I owe you a book! shoot.
Well, hopefully you're move was better than could ever be expected! :) & hopefully you are even happier than you expected!
Much Love from the whole fam.
p.s. I hope your ski dilemma worked out.
I know this is probably not going to work for you, but just in case...I wanted to let you know that ArtificiallySweet and I have set a brunch date for Friday the 31st at 10AM at Racines! Wanna come?
View All Comments