Weekend Meet-n-Greet 4-18-09

by Elizabeth Barrette on April 18, 2009

This activity is designed to cultivate community on a blog by helping the readers get to know each other.

Spread the Comment Cheer!

Here are the instructions for the Weekend Meet’n’Greet:

  • Leave a comment here.  You can tell people a little about yourself and your blog.  How do your interests intersect with Gaiatribe’s  field?
  • Next, visit the person who commented above you and read their latest blog post. 
  • Leave a comment on their site that includes the tagline: Hello, Elizabeth Barrette sent me.

You’re all invited to participate.  You can visit more than one blog if you wish.  If you are the first person to comment, just say hello to me, and I’ll visit you too!  Remember that Gaiatribe  uses CommentLuv, so every comment shows people what you are blogging about.  Finally, if your blog aspires to a thriving community, you might want to try the Weekend Meet’n’Greet meme there.

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Notable Comments from April 2009 | Gaiatribe
05.01.09 at 11:36 am

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Small Footprints 04.18.09 at 9:56 am

Hi Elizabeth!  I love your weekend meet-n-greet’s … what a fun idea.
 
I totally agree with Gaiatribe’s premise … that we are the “thinking” part of the biosphere and that comes with a responsbility to protect the earth and her inhabitants.  And … I also believe that it’s not as hard to do as one might think … it’s actually easy because every effort, big or small, counts.  I used to think that my actions didn’t really affect the environment … now I know better.  Everything we do has a connection to the health of the environment.
 
Small Footprints

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Elizabeth Barrette Reply:

Thank you!  The meet-n-greet posts give audience members a chance to interact with each other and read related blogs.  Over time it should build momentum; the site where I found the idea had dozens of posts on theirs.The environment needs both small-scale and large-scale action.  That’s a key reason why I include “what you can do” tips for personal actions as well as political news and petitions for wider projects.

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Alpha 04.18.09 at 5:33 pm

Awww such a wonderful idea. I wish I had some speech prepared..lolFor now, just saying “Hi” :)Love, A.

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Elizabeth Barrette Reply:

Thanks for dropping by.  If you need time to prepare a speech, well, just come back next weekend!I visited your blog too; very interesting.  I particularly like the “dark side of the moon” post.

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Alpha 04.18.09 at 6:13 pm

Same place next time :)Thanks for visiting xo

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SquirrelQueen 04.18.09 at 7:20 pm

Hi,Sort of like Alpha I didn’t really come prepared but I do like the premise of gaiatribe. SquirrelQueen

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Elizabeth Barrette Reply:

Thank you for visiting!  I like your blog’s collection of quotes and photos.

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SquirrelQueen 04.18.09 at 8:55 pm

Thanks for visiting. I will definitely be back next weekend.
SQ

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Albert Joson 04.18.09 at 9:04 pm

Hi Elizabeth! Love your blog, its definitely important to think about all the big and little things we do in our lives! Albert :) 

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Elizabeth Barrette Reply:

Thank you!  I visited your blog, and I like the quotes you’ve shared.

Elizabeth Barrette’s last blog post..Poem Discussion Continues

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