Joey

Kirsten

Holly

Ben

Pongo

Lilly Gypsywind



what we are


earth lovers

parents

musicians

happymeat eaters

artistic

open for change



what we are not


perfect

out of time

tv owners

under pressure

political

religious

Our last project Lilly Gypsywind ended after 18 months back in the Klondike.   We live a life of voluntary simplicity and like to be part to raise awareness to a collective consciousness. Showing that being green and in tune with nature is not about sacrifice, it is actually evolving to happiness. So we went from the most western point Dawson City, Yukon to the most eastern destination Newfoundland and back. We wouldn't have felt in tune ignoring the pollution of the trip so we bought a 1979 School bus (what a cult) and converted it to Waste Vegetable Oil. Then we included our Solar panel and have all the power we need. The bus became a traveling canvas for painters, an open house for change and a pretty funny home . We spent a full winter and spring on the Rock learning ocean things to prepare for later adventures on sailboats. Upcoming projects are on our playground page. Ben and Joey are 8 and 9 years old and continuing their Lifeschooling (because it's not unschooling) and you are invited to be with them. We will let you know how we feel as lifeschooling Parents and how it is to see the difference it makes. So, that's us. There is lots more but we have a lot a time. Let's make this page alive. Your Holly, Kirsten, Ben, Joey, Pongo and Lilly Gypsywind If you like to contact us here is our eMail: lifelovesus@hotmail.commailto:lifelovesus@hotmail.comshapeimage_4_link_0

Last Update March 2010

some cool films      ... Into the Wild  (soundtrack by Eddy Vedder)

                            ... The 11th Hour (by Leonardo de Caprio)


some cool music    ... Serena Ryder...”Is it o.k.”

                            ... Steve Earle...”Townes”

                            ... Neil Young...”Fork in the Road”

              

some good show    ... Q with Jian Ghomeshi at CBC 

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