A strong earthy, deep-rooted loving red to represent the parents, and a fresh, soft new-born green to represent the young children (the subtle sage green of Kamloops hills). The red leaves of the logo are the parents: a couple, a mother (pregnant as shown by the 'bump' on the leaf) and a single parent. The children are between them and together the entire Kamloops “family' is centred/grounded by one focal point—family living and unity. As a team they present an exuberant yet simple flower... which speaks to a harmonious life and what true beauty really is all about—our relationships with eachother. The logo also evokes a sense of movement... the action and activity of a family in motion, “doing' things together.

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The Society for Community Living holds a vegetarian potluck the last Sunday of every month. All are welcome children too! There is usually a guest speaker after dinner and a lovely community of people who come out each month.

Bring a vegetarian meal to serve 6 & recipe.
Dishes: plate, cup, knife, fork, spoon
Suggested donation of $3 per adult.

5:30 PM doors open, dinner at 6pm
At the Community Living Centre : 520D Seymour Street
Located behind Movie Mart on Seymour
All are welcome!


How to Build a Community

I read this poster in a local church downtown the other day. It has some simple messages that I think get to the core of what we are lacking in today’s society. Not to mention was cute and fun! How many do you do on the list?

Turn off your TV.
Leave your house.
Know your neighbors: Look up when you are walking; Greet people; Sit on your stoop;
Plant flowers.
Use your library.
Play together.
Buy from local merchants.
Share what you have.
Help a lost dog.
Take children to the park. Garden together. Support neighborhood schools.
Fix it even if you didn’t break it.
Read stories aloud.
Have pot lucks.
Honor elders. Pick up litter. Dance in the street. Talk to the mail carrier.
Listen to the birds.
Put up a swing.
Help carry something heavy.
Barter for your goods.
Start a tradition.
Ask a question.
Hire young people for odd jobs. Organize a block party. Bake extra and share.
Ask for help when you need it.
Open your shades.
Sing together.
Share your skills.
Take back the night. Turn up the music. Turn down the music.
Listen before you react to anger.
Mediate a conflict.
Seek to understand.
Learn from new and uncomfortable angles.
Know that no one is silent athough many are not heard. Work to change this.


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