Phelim, I laughed out loud when I read this (and when my 12-year old son asked, what's so funny? and I explained what you'd written, he thought it was funny, too) -- so your colleague's simple conscious interjection of fun and delight into an aspect of the event (and it does seem like Open Spaces provide ample opportunity for fun and funniness and delight as a matter of course) continues to bubble and fizz beyond the event itself. Of course I especially love the prospect of picking out of a bag a space that didn't actually exist! What could be more open than that?
love, Christy -- Christy Lee-Engel, ND, LAc cell: 206.399.0868 clinic: http://oneskywellness.com weblog: http://lifecultivatinglife.blogspot.com On 6/10/07, Phelim McDermott <[email protected]> wrote:
I've just been reminded and had meant to mention that at our last open space event Devoted and Disgruntled II people commented that they had been surprised by sessions they didn't think they would enjoy which had been rewarding.. as a response to this Alyn Gwndaf created a Randomiser on the wall which was a means to select sessions by chance means... so a bag with the different break out spaces in it.. it even included break out spaces which didnt actually exist.. it was used by a lot of people. Any similar stories of the conscious (manipulation) :) of chance? Phelimx * *
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