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120th Street EcoHouse Intentional Community Seeking New Member(s)

sheena morley

Thu, Mar 5, 2015 2:55 AM

120th Street EcoHouse, Intentional Community Seeking New Member(s)

located in Parkland WA, near PLU

[image: Screen Shot 2015-03-03 at 8.01.37 PM.png]

We are a group of 7+ adults and two children that have intentionally joined
under one roof (actually two) to share space. Our urban-ish house has been
a work in progress for 3 plus years. We currently have full lawn conversion
to perennial and annual food production, 20 plus fruit and nut trees, a cob
pizza oven w/ green roof, partial earthen floor, large rainwater catchment,
grey water systems, many composting systems, 4 chickens and a turkey, no
partridge but we do have a pear tree. We have weekly meetings on Sundays to
organize efforts and weekly community dinners open to all on Mondays.

We currently have one empty room and are seeking a new member or members
for our community. Ideal candidates would be passionate about regenerative
systems and willing to share in the work of creating this with us. We are
open to all to include couples and those with children. Rooms are $350 for
a single person, $400 for couples, and everyone pays $10/month into our
house fund for maintenance, etc. All utilities, including internet, are
included.

Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/120thStEcoHouse or Intentional
Communities http://ic.org

If you are interested in learning more feel free to email us at
120thstEcohouse@gmail.com.

If you aren’t interested in joining our household but would like to know
more, consider joining us for a “Permaculture in Neighborhoods” workshop at
our house hosted by Wolf Camp on March 15th, 10am-4pm. Find the
listing on Tacoma
Permaculture Meetup
http://www.meetup.com/Tacoma-Permaculture-Meetup/events/219342685/

Or alternatively just come over for dinner sometime, most Mondays at
7pm.

Sincerely,
the 120th St EcoHouse
Polly, Nick, Kelda, Gela, Ryan, Caitee, Sheena, Margaret, Paul, and Amelia

120th Street EcoHouse, Intentional Community Seeking New Member(s) located in Parkland WA, near PLU [image: Screen Shot 2015-03-03 at 8.01.37 PM.png] We are a group of 7+ adults and two children that have intentionally joined under one roof (actually two) to share space. Our urban-ish house has been a work in progress for 3 plus years. We currently have full lawn conversion to perennial and annual food production, 20 plus fruit and nut trees, a cob pizza oven w/ green roof, partial earthen floor, large rainwater catchment, grey water systems, many composting systems, 4 chickens and a turkey, no partridge but we do have a pear tree. We have weekly meetings on Sundays to organize efforts and weekly community dinners open to all on Mondays. We currently have one empty room and are seeking a new member or members for our community. Ideal candidates would be passionate about regenerative systems and willing to share in the work of creating this with us. We are open to all to include couples and those with children. Rooms are $350 for a single person, $400 for couples, and everyone pays $10/month into our house fund for maintenance, etc. All utilities, including internet, are included. Find us on Facebook <https://www.facebook.com/120thStEcoHouse> or Intentional Communities <http://ic.org> - If you are interested in learning more feel free to email us at 120thstEcohouse@gmail.com. - If you aren’t interested in joining our household but would like to know more, consider joining us for a “Permaculture in Neighborhoods” workshop at our house hosted by Wolf Camp on March 15th, 10am-4pm. Find the listing on Tacoma Permaculture Meetup <http://www.meetup.com/Tacoma-Permaculture-Meetup/events/219342685/> - Or alternatively just come over for dinner sometime, most Mondays at 7pm. Sincerely, the 120th St EcoHouse Polly, Nick, Kelda, Gela, Ryan, Caitee, Sheena, Margaret, Paul, and Amelia

cool amaranthh

Mon, Mar 16, 2015 5:52 PM

 On Thursday, March 5, 2015 8:46 AM, sheena morley <120thstecohouse@gmail.com> wrote:

120th Street EcoHouse, Intentional Community Seeking New Member(s) located in Parkland WA, near PLUWe are a group of 7+ adults and two children that have intentionally joined under one roof (actually two) to share space. Our urban-ish house has been a work in progress for 3 plus years. We currently have full lawn conversion to perennial and annual food production, 20 plus fruit and nut trees, a cob pizza oven w/ green roof, partial earthen floor, large rainwater catchment, grey water systems, many composting systems, 4 chickens and a turkey, no partridge but we do have a pear tree. We have weekly meetings on Sundays to organize efforts and weekly community dinners open to all on Mondays.
We currently have one empty room and are seeking a new member or members for our community. Ideal candidates would be passionate about regenerative systems and willing to share in the work of creating this with us. We are open to all to include couples and those with children. Rooms are $350 for a single person, $400 for couples, and everyone pays $10/month into our house fund for maintenance, etc. All utilities, including internet, are included.
Find us on Facebook or Intentional Communities

If you are interested in learning more feel free to email us at 120thstEcohouse@gmail.com.
If you aren’t interested in joining our household but would like to know more, consider joining us for a “Permaculture in Neighborhoods” workshop at our house hosted by Wolf Camp on March 15th, 10am-4pm. Find the listing on Tacoma Permaculture Meetup
Or alternatively just come over for dinner sometime, most Mondays at 7pm.

Sincerely, the 120th St EcoHouse
Polly, Nick, Kelda, Gela, Ryan, Caitee, Sheena, Margaret, Paul, and Amelia

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I just want to say that your house is AWESOME! Keep up the great work, it's truely an inspiration for how I understand society should function; as an educated group of kindred spirits! Spread the love and knowledge. Namaste On Thursday, March 5, 2015 8:46 AM, sheena morley <120thstecohouse@gmail.com> wrote: 120th Street EcoHouse, Intentional Community Seeking New Member(s) located in Parkland WA, near PLUWe are a group of 7+ adults and two children that have intentionally joined under one roof (actually two) to share space. Our urban-ish house has been a work in progress for 3 plus years. We currently have full lawn conversion to perennial and annual food production, 20 plus fruit and nut trees, a cob pizza oven w/ green roof, partial earthen floor, large rainwater catchment, grey water systems, many composting systems, 4 chickens and a turkey, no partridge but we do have a pear tree. We have weekly meetings on Sundays to organize efforts and weekly community dinners open to all on Mondays. We currently have one empty room and are seeking a new member or members for our community. Ideal candidates would be passionate about regenerative systems and willing to share in the work of creating this with us. We are open to all to include couples and those with children. Rooms are $350 for a single person, $400 for couples, and everyone pays $10/month into our house fund for maintenance, etc. All utilities, including internet, are included. Find us on Facebook or Intentional Communities - If you are interested in learning more feel free to email us at 120thstEcohouse@gmail.com. - If you aren’t interested in joining our household but would like to know more, consider joining us for a “Permaculture in Neighborhoods” workshop at our house hosted by Wolf Camp on March 15th, 10am-4pm. Find the listing on Tacoma Permaculture Meetup - Or alternatively just come over for dinner sometime, most Mondays at 7pm. Sincerely, the 120th St EcoHouse Polly, Nick, Kelda, Gela, Ryan, Caitee, Sheena, Margaret, Paul, and Amelia _______________________________________________ To subscribe or unsubscribe, send an email to tacoma-environews-request@cityoftacoma.org with “subscribe” or “unsubscribe” in the subject line. (Don’t include quotation marks.) For more information about the City of Tacoma's EnviroNews listserv, including how to send messages, please go to www.cityoftacoma.org/environews.