Who is in on this?? Ideas on how to make it happen??? What can we learn from the Bark Park and how that came to be???

BuMp....
Don't forget the meeting tomorrow at 12:00!!
Put your lipstick on ladies, we may have a little press!
... which is why 3 kids has me loopy most of the time... and why I couldn't concentrate very well in there.
I got to know Beachmom well.
We were interviewed by the Daily News.... Can you tell that the others can describe the details better than I can right now.
. She wasn't at the meeting and doesn't do the e-mail thing, so we'll have to keep her up-to-date by phone.Edited
This is a grayt group of moms and I have really enjoyed meeting everyone.Yeah, it was super-super crowded. I tried half a dozen times to start playgroups out here in the past couple years and it never worked. I'm convinced it must have been me because no one else seems to have that problem
So... when we get that mailing list going, I think we'll have quite a crowd jumping on the wagon. In the meantime, a meeting with Ms. Meadows is necessary. After that maybe we'll have a little more direction. After we get some direction, then we can get some flyers put together (I'm a graphic designer B.C. and I can do that if we so choose).
Also... everyone needs to put together lists of the things they would most like to get out of this playground! That is number one priority for everyone right now. We can take all the lists and consolidate them later.
I nominate Morgan Sports Complex playground for the next meeting
Heather, I know you are lurking - thank you for coming out and listening to our collective efforts on how to start a park! A lot of us are meeting each other for the first time. I'm sure by the time we have this park built, not only will we have a great place to go to, but there will be many friendships established by the seed of an idea as it grows into a community park!
Thanks again!

I haven't made it to either meeting yet, but I can't wait to meet you all. I have a 2yr. old and a 6 mos. old as well as 3 in school.
My sister-in-law was active in the development of a really cool playground on Signal Mtn., TN called the Pumpkin Patch. They had the children come up with the ideas and then worked with a playground designer to design it. The community members then built the structure over several weekends with a lot of donated materials, etc.
Have you guys already discusses this method? I believe this is what was done for the playground at Baytowne.

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