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July 2010 Blog Posts (34)

What it takes to grow as a person

“Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your garden grow?” Many of us know this opening line from the nursery rhyme, though we probably haven’t a clue as to what it is actually talking about. Whatever was specifically intended, it most certainly has some reference to growing “Mary’s” sphere of influence.



Most of us would like to build our effectiveness and sphere of influence. Clearly, being a contrary person will not be helpful – who wants to…

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Added by River of Life Church on July 13, 2010 at 11:00am — No Comments

MSPCA Angell Kitten Adoptathon

Sunday July 18th from 4pm-8pm the MSPCA Angell Adoption Center will be hosting a Kitten Adopt-a-thon. 40-50 kittens plus some moms will be looking for their forever homes. All kittens will be spayed or neutered and ready to go home with you that day! See the link below for more details.

http://www.mspca.org/adoption/boston/kitten-adopathon.html

Added by Corinne B on July 12, 2010 at 5:00pm — No Comments

Report Asian Longhorned Beetles



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Added by Josh on July 10, 2010 at 2:08pm — No Comments

giving away four small rhododendron plants

I have four very young rhododendrons I want to give to a good home (and a better, sunnier spot). If you're willing to do the work of digging, I'd be happy to give them to a fellow JP-ite (JP-er? Jamaican?) I live in Hyde Square and have pretty flexible hours most days. (I'd want to be around when you dig them up.)

Thanks!

Added by Nancy Barron on July 9, 2010 at 8:22am — 1 Comment

Hot Day, Cool Market!

The Community Servings Farmers Market got off to a delicious start yesterday. Read about some of the great food and people you'll find there every Wednesday from 4-7 pm on my blog, The PescoVegetarian TImes.

Added by Myrna Greenfield on July 8, 2010 at 2:55pm — 2 Comments

Free Books at Rhythm & Muse

Just wanted to give the community a heads-up about our ongoing attempt to clear the basement at Rhythm & Muse, in preparation for adding a tapas restaurant/ wine bar. Though the store is currently closed, we will be keeping the outdoor bookcase stocked with FREE BOOKS over the next month or two. Please take as many as you like, and if you have books of your own to donate, please feel free to use our shelf space.

Added by David Doyle on July 8, 2010 at 2:03pm — 3 Comments

Check out the JULY FEED!



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Added by City Feed and Supply on July 7, 2010 at 1:52pm — No Comments

Posting Clarifications

Hope everyone has had a chance to check this out:



http://www.neighborsforneighbors.org/how-to/features/



I know there has been some confusion regarding posting procedures and what exactly entails a blog (and what separates it from a forum discussion etc).



Hopefully this will clarify any concerns and answer some of your questions. If not, feel free to send us a quick message and we'll be happy to… Continue

Added by Alexander Gray on July 6, 2010 at 9:23pm — No Comments

Asian Longhorned Beetles in JP -- Please see info below

FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL OFFICIALS…

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Added by Colleen Keller on July 6, 2010 at 3:56pm — 1 Comment

please explain street-cleaning rules to me...I'm confused...

Hi. I live on Forbes Street. On my side of the street it says they do street cleaning on the first and third Monday of the month, from 8 to 12. When these days come, I don't see any cars moving out of the way. Then again, I got a parking ticket recently, on my side, when it was the fourth Monday. I'm in the middle of contesting it so haven't heard the result back yet, but I triple-checked that it was not the first or third Monday. BTW, I don't see evidence that my street is ever being… Continue

Added by Nancy Barron on July 5, 2010 at 2:09pm — 1 Comment

Are you really good at the 4th at the Hatch Shell?

My Mom is up for a visit and REALLY wants us to make it to hear the Pops Sunday night. This is my 5th year in Boston during the summer, but I've never truly braved the crowds.
Are you/your family /friends planning to make the day of it, and could use a couple of JP-ites and one fun Mom to add to your caravan? We are both very chill and relaxed; no restrictions around us.
We could take the midday shift on our shared "spot" or make some other contribution of that sort to hold onto…
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Added by Sheryl Crowbar on July 3, 2010 at 3:15pm — 1 Comment

Farmers Market at Community Servings Opens Wednesday July 7 at 4pm

Greetings!



As someone who loves going to farmers markets, I've always been disappointed that JP didn't have a bigger market with a wider range of products. Well, we still don't have a super big market, but now we have two of them.

As you may remember, Community Servings opened a Farmers' Market last year over at 18 Marbury Terrace, near the Stony Brook T station. This year, they are holding the market on Wednesday from 4-7 pm, starting July 7. The market features…

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Added by Myrna Greenfield on July 1, 2010 at 7:19pm — No Comments

48 bus

Hello neighbors,

I just read a post in the JP Gazette that said that "community activists" are working to keep the 48 route running. I live in this community and find this route to be a complete nuisance. First of all, it runs a superfluous route that is already serviced by the Orange Line and 39 bus. Secondly, it is a terrible waste of resources. I have lived on/just off… Continue

Added by Quinn on July 1, 2010 at 3:52pm — 4 Comments

The Key/s

“Repetition, repetition, repetition – that’s the key,” said the strange elderly woman. As I was running this morning, a peculiar woman with a cane stopped, began to make unnatural gestures with her hands, looked into my eyes and kept repeating the above phrase. As I continued to run, I pondered her comment. “Is repetition really the key?”



I think there a few interrelated keys to growth and effectiveness in real life. They are revelation,…

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Added by River of Life Church on July 1, 2010 at 1:00pm — No Comments

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