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[Harold Shinsato]

Dear Arthur,

Please accept my heartfelt welcome on your return. I have missed your
supposedly bad English, and your presence animates us regardless of your
language skill self assessment.

I’m participating despite my low level of posts. It seems so challenging to
put into words how meaningful and inspiring this journey has been and how
to add to the dialog. But your mere presence makes it easier. I’m honored
to be included in such an esteemed set of names. Luckily it was non
discriminatory!

Much gratitude,
Harold

On Fri, Sep 27, 2019 at 5:48 AM Artur Silva via OSList <
oslist at lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:

> Dear Friends of OSLIST,
>
> After a sick period, I'm back on this list - and back to business. And as
> someone once wrote that "The Business of Business is Lerning" I am back to
> learning too!
>
> As you know, my English is bad (it's my third foreign language) and I
> can't pretend to animate this list.
>
> But I hope Harrison will have more activity again, and others will have
> (or become) more active. I am thinking, for example, and without wishing to
> discriminate against anyone, Peggy Holman, Michael Herman, Harold
> Shinshato, Suzanne Daigle, Christine Koheler, Lisa Heft, Brenden McKeague,
> Jeff Aitken, Juan Luis Walker, Brian Owen, etc. And in so many new
> facilitators that this list, if it comes back to life, will attract ...
>
> As for me, I will start a blog about OST (maybe bilingual), relaunch the
> OST Institute in Portugal and propose Portugal for WOSonOS 2022, not in
> Lisbon but in the center, possibly in Caldas da Rainha (where my family is
> from and is the small city where I now live) or Coimbra - which is not far
> away.
>
> Best regards
>
> Artur Silva
>
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