What do a seamtress and a coffee roaster have in common?
Community.
That’s what a seamstress/creative and a world class coffee roaster have in common.
“When people talk, community happens” –Becky McCray
(And let me tell you…. Jo and I can TALK!!)
We are a community. A community of entrepreneurs. A community of women. A community of small town advocates. A community of creatives . A community of givers and do-ers~It only takes two to be part of a ‘community’
~The funny thing about our “community” is that we don’t even live in the same town. Not even the same part of the state!~
I met Jo Kahlifa , at a local Pride of Dakota event a number of years ago. We instantly became friends and have since done a number of exciting things jointly both personally and with our businesses. ( check out MoJo Roast and read about her and the coffees)
The fact that we are a “community” was driven home this past week when we attended an OTA conference. (NorthDakOTA,MinnesOTA,SouthDakOTA) Part of the purpose was to bring together creatives from towns across a tri-state area to help transform where we live into great , re-envisioned communities. Places where people once again gather and talk to each other instead of about each other. Communities where roots are put down and dreams are realized.
Community matters. In so many ways. And Community is not always where you live. Often it is what you do.
~Katy~
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Posted on March 22, 2016, in Buffalo Gals Mercantile, country living, entreprenuer, farm, NorthDakota, Sewing, small business, Uncategorized and tagged Becky McCray, Buffalo Gals Mercantile, communities, community, creatives, design, entreprenuers, giving back, MoJo Roast Coffee, MoJoRoaster, NorthDakota, OTA, rural community, rural town, sewing, Small Biz Survival, Small business, small town advocate, small town speaker, small towns, We Are Ota. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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