[Worship] Fwd: to market your workshop
Annie Warmke
annie at bluerockstation.com
Fri Apr 22 08:51:07 CDT 2022
Just an update on what's happening Sunday and how it is getting
organized. Annie
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Subject: Re: to market your workshop
Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2022 19:11:33 -0400
From: Laurel Hobden <laurelstherapeuticoils at gmail.com>
To: Annie Warmke <annie at bluerockstation.com>
CC: Roger Kalter <rogerkalter1 at gmail.com>
Hello - Bonnie Bolan is going to help me set up Saturday, so Annie you
don't need to come Saturday. Roger - when will we be able to get into
the church? Late morning or early afternoon is best for me.
Thanks - Laurel hobden
On Thu, Apr 21, 2022 at 2:52 PM Laurel Hobden
<laurelstherapeuticoils at gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Annie & Roger,
I'm good with speaking a few minutes about my art & mission. I
am up for donating 10 each of my dandelion flags & Green New Deal
Bandaners for the church to raffel or sell. Annie you may not need
to be at the church to help me set up Saturday. I contacted Bonnie
Bolan to see if she can help me get set up. I'd like to do it
earlier in the day so I can be back to BRS by dark.
Roger - I look forward to meeting you - I'm glad you & Annie
are co-conspirators! I need 2-3 tables to display the sculptures &
possible literature to go with "Are You a GMO Guinea Pig?" banner. I
will also have a mobile to show - so I need to hang it from the
ceiling. I will have 2 sculptures (ceramic with metal bases), 3
banners(or more if desired), one weaving( 7 1/2 ft x 3ft - weights
30lbs- I probably need to use toggles in the wall to hang it) & one
small mobile. I'm excited to show my mobile " Ode to the Whales, May
They Outlive Us " ( I like to make people think & get motivated).
I've been working on it off & on for over a year. I will need to
have access to the space Saturday to get everything set up.Is there
a ladder there I can use ? Thanks for all your help!IMG_1722.jpg
Rainbow at Night with Radiation, Probably not a Disco lll
Onward - Laurel Hobden
On Thu, Apr 21, 2022 at 11:05 AM Annie Warmke
<annie at bluerockstation.com> wrote:
Laurel; Thanks for the updates for May 1st. I am including
Roger on this post to see if he can help us. Bonnie Bolen is
going to have two Ukrainian banners outside at the UU sign. I
am thinking that if the weather is good your banners can hang on
the cast iron fence - it is a nice long fence that is on two
street sides of the church. I did speak to Roger about this
since he is my co-conspirator in these monthly reflections we're
putting together.
I think we could hang things in the social hall over bulletin
boards so that you could attach some of the items. I am unsure
about how things get attached in the church building. Roger
would be a good resource to us about that and he could help with
access to the building on Saturday etc. I have a scheduled BRS
tour on Sat. and would be unable to leave here until 3:30ish -
putting me there at 4:45 so Roger will be our main go to for
scheduling and hanging things. He is a joy to work with.
Of course I am planning you are staying here. Church is at 11
am and goes for about 30 minutes with an amended service because
we'll go outside after the initial part of the service to dance
the May Pole during coffee hour, and enjoy live music. I'm
wondering if we could hang a couple of banners in the courtyard
or on the education building...Roger?
Would you be agreeable to giving a three or four minute overview
of the goal of your art during the initial service (standing at
the pulpit to talk)? If you don't want to do that I would be
happy to put something together to briefly talk about our
relationship as activists. Just let me know what words best for
your time and energy. Any other questions don't hesitate to
ask. Hugs, Annie
On 4/20/2022 11:56 PM, Laurel Hobden wrote:
> Annie - Thanks for sending all the info. I will be working
> on getting out the word.
>
> I've pulled out my sculptures & banners. I was wondering
> what the wall space in the church will be like. To hang my
> weaving I will probably need to put some toggle attachments in
> the wall. Is it possible for me to use a staple gun or tacks
> to display my (3) banners on the walls. I need 2-3 tables to
> display the sculptures & possible literature to go with "Are
> You a GMO Guinea Pig?" banner. I will also have a mobile to
> show - so I need to hang it from the ceiling. I will have 2
> sculptures, 3 banners(or more if desired), one weaving( 7 1/2
> ft x 3ft) & one small mobile. I will need to have access to
> the space Saturday to get everything set up.Is there a ladder
> there I can use ?
>
> I'd like some information about the event...hours,
> address, etc. Can you send me the write up you are using?
>
> I'm looking forward to the foraging class. Let me know
> if there is anything you want me to pick up in Columbus...
> Bread - I could make some pesto also.
>
> Onward - L
>
> On Tue, Apr 19, 2022 at 2:44 PM Annie Warmke
> <annie at bluerockstation.com> wrote:
>
> In case you want to post this or some version of it on
> your website, facebook or anywhere else - send as email to
> friends or Simply Living. I've attached a photo if you
> want to include one.
>
> Blue Rock Station News
>
>
> Join Annie Warmke and Laurel Hobden at Blue Rock Station
> on May 7^th at 1 pm to take a walk on the wild side to
> select wild food plants that will create a delicious salad
> and scrumptious pesto. Learn easy plant ID, and various
> uses for a variety of plants found in the spring in
> southeast Ohio.
>
>
> Listen to Laurel's interview with Annie and Jay:
> https://bluerockstation.podbean.com/e/149-%E2%80%93-food-foraging-and-medicinal-plants/
>
>
> To Learn More About the Afternoon:
>
>
> Wild Edibles & Healthy Plants – Walk & Talk with
> Laurel Hobden & Annie Warmke
>
> Laurel Hobden is one of our favorite go-to people when we
> need advice or herbal plant support. That’s the reason
> Annie invited her to share her wealth of knowledge, and
> her love of nature with a walk and talk at Blue Rock Station.
>
> Participants will walk the land at Blue Rock Station to
> discover what’s growing, discuss foraging & plants with
> significant health benefits. Everyone will have an
> opportunity to sample herbal tea, pesto & a foraged salad
> (ingredients gathered on the walk) at the end of the
> adventure.
>
> Laurel Hobden’s herbal path began when she was diagnosed
> with breast cancer over 30 years ago. She opted to do a
> medicinal plant approach instead of chemotherapy. Laurel
> has shared her herbal knowledge giving presentations at
> the Zanesville Metropolitan Library & Blue Rock Station.
> Last year her urban gardens, where she grows over 30
> “medicinal” plants, were featured on Simply Living’s
> Sustainable Columbus Living & Garden Tour.
>
>
> What participants will learn:
>
> *
>
> How to identify at least five important herbal plants
> to promote health.
>
> *
>
> How to use the five plants in a variety of ways to
> support health and wellness.
>
> *
>
> How to forage for plants.
>
> *
>
> How to make a basic herbal tea.
>
> *
>
> How to make a foraged salad
>
> *
>
> How to make a simple pesto.
>
>
> What to bring:
>
> Sturdy close-toed shoes, an Easter-type basket for
> foraging (don’t worry we have plenty if you don’t have
> one), and something from your ancestors or land to share.
> Don’t forget your good mood.
>
> No smoking, drinking or drugging (cussing as always is
> expected every once in awhile).
>
> Everyone participating MUST be vaccinated. The goal is to
> make sure we have fun with no one harmed in the process.
>
> **Cost**: $35 includes meal, instruction
>
>
> Check out Annie and Jay's podcast, When the Biomass Hits
> the Wind Turbine to learn more about some of the topics
> that will be discussed during the afternoon event.
>
>
> https://bluerockstation.podbean.com/e/034-healing-with-herbs-natural-medicine/
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>
> https://bluerockstation.podbean.com/e/050-eating-seasonally-1561762149/
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