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Holding Pattern

by Alex Steed

Published October 15, 2008 @ 09:10AM PST

We're stuck in something of a holding-pattern. It turns out what was thought to be an issue with the strut on our illustrious 2000 Hyundai Elantra is actually a much bigger issue with the rear crossbar. After 8 winters of being assaulted by rocksalt in Maine, it has rotted out and the mechanics strongly advised against going forward without getting it fixed. It's going to be a bit costly, it throws us off by a few days, and we'll regretfully be missing another Changeblogger event, but the show will surely go on as soon as we get this fixed up.

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Alex Steed Alex Steed
Boston, ME

Alex is a freelance journalist, activist, and online community management consultant based in Boston and Portland, Maine. He currently serves as executive editor of MakeSomethingHappen.net, where he writes about online organizing and the power of collective action.

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