[Colorado-Talk] Let me please apologize

[Amy Sabo]

hello david,
thanks for your suggestions on this topic. yes, these men can be
indeed very debatable imo but, they have a good intension in doing
this! I have known them both for a long time and, I do respect their
views in their actions. I do agree that there needs to have a less
structure for the virtual meetings so, we can have a discussion which
sometimes politics can get involved. but, that's what we want to
disregard here in this organization. but, I like your ideas and
suggestions on this and, maybe we could do a more less formal like a
support group or doing like a chat of something in a fun respective.
yes, we don't want to turn these virtual meetings into a bad radio
show or a soapbox too!

well, that's my thoughts on this and, hopefully it will work into
something awesome for us here in the nfb of co to consider! thanks
again and, I will talk to you soon!


hugs,
amy sabo

On 4/27/20, David Dunphy via Colorado-Talk <colorado-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Maybe there could be some virtual socials set up, where people can do
> something in a less formal way, so you can debate things more with less of a
> structure.
> I think I know the two of you enough to know, Kevan, and Curtis, from your
> posts, that whatever was said was done out of passion and love for the
> federation and with careful thought and smarts.
> But thanks for reaching out and stay awesome.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Kevan Worley via Colorado-Talk" <colorado-talk at nfbnet.org>
> To: "Colorado Talk" <colorado-talk at nfbnet.org>
> Cc: "Kevan Worley" <kevan at nfbco.org>
> Sent: Monday, April 27, 2020 2:17 PM
> Subject: [Colorado-Talk] Let me please apologize
>
>
>>
>>
>> At Your Service,
>> Kevan Worley Greetings my federation family. Many weeks ago now we develop
>>
>> the mountain time at five zoom calls. They have been wildly successful. I
>> appreciate those of you who have been willing to be guests, serve as
>> facilitators, listen in and or join in the conversation. I have learned a
>> great deal. They say you can’t teach old dogs new tricks. I am learning a
>> great deal from all of the participants. Thank you. However, the calls
>> really should be a safe place where members and nonmembers alike can come
>> and share ideas, perspectives, knowledge they may have and, their
>> feelings. Now, those of you who know me know that I love nothing more than
>>
>> a good debate. I think the Federation philosophy, the living philosophy
>> that we have deserves scrutiny, debate and close observation as we grow.
>> We have done some of that. I have enjoyed it. I particularly have enjoyed
>> philosophy Fridays. However, it occurs to me that because I love the
>> debate I sometimes will nitpick a little bit with some of my buddies. Last
>>
>> Friday I was pushing on Curtis Chong a little bit. I believe the debate
>> may have sounded on a zoom line much more confrontational than I meant it
>> to sound. There’s no one on the planet I enjoy idea exchange with better
>> than Curtis Chong. Well, there’s Scott LaBarre, Jim Gashel, Jesica Beecham
>>
>> etc. But the point is that folks don’t really need to listen to too old
>> white guys talk over each other. I regret my error. The thing is, I learn
>> a lot by pushing back on my colleagues. I learned from the discussion we
>> had last week. And I appreciate everybody’s for Barents. I appreciate the
>> teaching I get from Curtis and others. However, our mountain time at five
>> calls are for sharing and considering. We don’t want to become like a bad
>> Radio talkshow we’re all of the participants just yell over each other. I
>> will bear my recent actions in mind and I apologize. Thanks you guys.
>>
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