[lbo-talk] Report from KPFA CAB meeting

[joanna]

Well, now, that's an interesting one....because in fact the only time in 
my life that i've gotten to know as many interesting people and made as 
many friends as on LBO, was when I was in Grad school. But LBO is even 
better because they're all over the world.

In addition, as opposed to the "special interest" focus of most 
so-called communities, I would be hard put to place LBO in that 
category. It is made up of very diverse people -- diverse in 
nationality, income, profession, age, sexual orientation, etc. I was 
going to say gender, but there really aren't enough women. What we share 
seems to be an interest in the truth, in working things out for 
ourselves, ...our common humanity, an instinctive hatred of bullshit,....

Now I feel better about the countless hours I spend reading/writing lbo 
stuff. It does make me feel guilty a lot of times.

Joanna

Doug Henwood wrote:


> joanna wrote:
>
>> I personally belong to the tango community, the belly dance 
>> community, the Bret Harte Middle School community, the ballet 
>> community, and the Sun community. Translation: I sit in front of the 
>> computer all day and type. Sometimes I go dance or help at my 
>> daughter's school.
>
>
> Don't forget the lbo-talk community!
>
> Doug
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