open space as an oxymoron?

[Douglas D. Germann, Sr.]

To my good friends--

A musing from this morning:

What we are about in open space is really not space but spaciousness, more
precisely spacelessness--no boundaries. Sure we talk of responsibility, but
that responsibility arises from the very spacelessness, the very openness.
Open space is an oxymoron: it is either bounded or open.

                              :-Doug. Germann
                              Seeking people making community change.
                              From a lightly raining South Bend, Indiana,
                              where we need the rain--and the unboundedness

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