Anyone know, or know of, Tom Blue Wolf?

[OneGrassRoot]

http://www.earthkeepers.net/wolf/aboutUs.html

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&expIds=17259,17291,17311,22881,25752,25854,25856,25900,26087,26209,26218,26339,26446,26512&sugexp=ldymls&tok=amiajj971b8HeZEZWLU3zA&xhr=t&q=tom+blue+wolf&cp=9&pf=p&sclient=psy&aq=f&aqi=g4g-o1&aql=&oq=tom+blue+&gs_rfai=&pbx=1&fp=7b300381c1cbb03f

I sent an email "to the winds" yesterday about a project, though was told I likely wouldn't hear from him, that he's very busy. I've stumbled upon his name throughout the years as I've researched this and that. I wasn't thinking of this particular project at all yesterday, but his name and face literally popped into my head out of nowhere, so I wrote him right away.

(Oooh, as I type, I just thought of something. You may recall I laid the very bare foundation of a site: Our Collective Wellness (www.ourcollectivewellness.com, here's FB page: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=135006613200083&ref=ts). I'm still determined to create a poll widget there to get a gauge of people PEMS scale each day, similar to the polls I did here at ASAH for a short while (how are you feeling physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually today?); I'm fascinated by that and, personally, love to see collective feedback about it daily. :)

He somehow was one of the first people to "like" the OCW Facebook page or join or whatever; I think one of my friends is his FB friend. He's one of those who has too many friends already and FB won't allow any more...lol...so I'm not his friend there. :(

But it's interesting that he connected to that project, and I just mentioned in my other thread here about the gentleman who grew up in Germany during WWII possibly blogging and interacting at that site. I haven't given Our Collective Wellness any attention yet, waiting for those who are going to be involved to come forward more clearly first. But that's interesting...maybe I sign I should start giving it some attention.)

Anyway, I awoke to an email reply from him, saying he's out of the country but wants to speak next week.

I see he's from Southern Alabama, as am I; and my great-grandmother was Creek Indian. This is about the Wildlife Wishables project...the animal totems.

Potentially very cool. :thumbsup:

:hi:

[Kind of Blue]

1. Inspiring! I love the connections you're

making with the animal totems and watching them coming to reality. :hug: :thumbsup:

[southerncrone]

2. It really is a small world.

Keep us posted on this.....sounds very interesting.