Spark That Went Around the World
This is a fantasy but a story of what could someday come to be when enough people have a change of mindset and it all started by a small farmer of Seattle Pike Place Market.
George the Dreamer, a small truck farmer, sold his production of fruits and vegetables at the Seattle Pike Place Market. He got there early every Saturday morning and drew his lot for space and always hoped to end up on the main shopping thoroughfare that some people called Goodwin Way to honor one of the Market’s early pioneers even though the Historic District’s managing commission has thus far denied that honor to him for some bureaucratic reason. Mr. Goodwin built the main market structures that sheltered the farmers and their customers from Seattle’s bountiful rain.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011 at 11:49AM Guest Writer in Artistic-Prophetic Imagination, Environment, Housing & Property, Indigenous Economics, Jubilee Living, Land Use, Simple Living, Spirituality alternative economics, creative commons, indigenous economics, j. glenn evans, paradigm shift, prophetic imagination