Take a local herb walk with a friend

Would the herb walk include picking plants?

Reply to 明宏 蕭

Not unless it is appropriate and permitted. Please do not assume we will collect anything. Looking and talking can be enough. I would like a short local walk, and I want to keep it short.

Reply to Mei-Ling Chen

I might just watch the first time. I do not want an invitation that turns into pressure once I arrive. The practical limit is that I cannot commit to every week.

Reply to 明宏 蕭

I want to give it a try without pretending the concerns have vanished. I want to keep “Take a local herb walk with a friend” manageable for the people involved. Then watching needs to remain an option throughout. I should make the invitation match that, rather than say it only to get someone through the door.

Reply to Mei-Ling Chen

On “Take a local herb walk with a friend”, I would also like to ask a relative whether they would like to record a short memory. I have tried making a little space for audio interviews; the difficult part was keeping the session small enough to repeat.

Reply to 明宏 蕭

I would like someone else to organise a short accessible outing for us to look at familiar garden herbs, with permission where needed. We can draw what we see and share a vegetarian lunch. I am taking a day away from kitchen coordination. Just one day, properly away.

Reply to Mei-Ling Chen

With audio interviews, I tend to notice how much preparation sits behind the nice result. What would you leave out here?

Reply to 明宏 蕭

“Take a local herb walk with a friend” is the starting point, not a promise of a perfect result. I would ask what would make one attempt possible and listen to the answer.

Reply to Mei-Ling Chen

On “Take a local herb walk with a friend”, I would join the conversation again when the practical details are clearer. No promises beyond that yet. I would also like to ask a relative whether they would like to record a short memory.

Reply to 明宏 蕭

That is enough. I can come back with a clearer arrangement and let people decide then, rather than treat interest as attendance. That is how I see “Take a local herb walk with a friend”.