Second, what it's for · The Garden Walk

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Second, what it's for

Now, what do you want this garden to do?

I'll ask a few questions: at most twelve, and four is plenty. You can stop at any point. Whatever you tell me, I'll write down in your words and show you.

One at a time, and not a test. Someone who answers four and stops has done it. “I don't know yet” is an answer, and I write it down as one.

Question 2 · up to twelve, four is plentyExample

I asked: What are you trying to do?Teach river ecology to people who have never been outdoors.

I asked: If that goes right, really right, what does it become?A school with no walls, in every town that has a river.

Tell me about a day when it went well. What actually happened?

Your answer

What I've written, in your words SimulationIntelNon-disclosure

What this garden is for

What it's for

“Teach river ecology to people who have never been outdoors. A school with no walls, in every town that has a river.”

Who is in it

Just me for now. I wish there were someone to run the signups.

Where the work gets stuck

Scheduling and email take my weekends. I'd rather never do them.

What stays yours

Not yet said.

What must never leave

The names of the students.

Still open

Tell me about a day when it went well. You didn't know yet.

Is this what you meant? If a line isn't right, say which, and I change it.

Yes, that's right

Back Your yes is spoken and written down with the date. Nothing is sealed yet.