
This substack focuses on my journey in developing and creating Gratitude Village Colorado, a Zero Energy, fully accessible, affordable cohousing community in the Denver Metro area.
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One of the things that has surprised me most about creating Gratitude Village has very little to do with land, architecture or financing. Those are certainly fun and challenging, but they aren’t the part of this journey that has surprised m...
There comes a point near the end of every Community meeting, Founder’s circle or Zoom call when someone calls out, “Gratitude Captain!”
If you don’t know what that means, you’re probably wondering whether we’ve become a pirate ship instead...
For nearly ten years, I dreamed about visiting a particular cohousing community.
One of the many cohousing communities I admire but haven’t visited yet! Image: Heartwood Commons Cohousing
Like many people discovering cohousing for the fir...
When I think back to the neighborhood where I grew up in Denver, I don’t remember the houses very clearly. I couldn’t tell you how many square feet they were or what style of architecture they were. I don’t remember who had remodeled a kitc...
For more than a decade, I was searching for a place I hoped already existed.
Like many people, I fell in love with the idea of cohousing long before I ever imagined helping create one. Whenever I had the opportunity, I visited communities,...
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Retired educator, mathematician, author & entrepreneur jumping with both feet into my next phase - developing a sustainable, affordable, cohousing community. I will continue to post the benefits of cohousing, sustainable living & Gratitude Village.
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