Liz McLellan
12,188 followers
http://about.me/lizmclellan
owner hyperlocavore.com - a yardsharing community. Let's grow together! Foodie, gardener, crafty nerd and hot-headed ginger. http://ow.ly/acvWq
Listorious Interview
@baratunde (web editor for the onion)
@maddow - want to know what's the what?
lots more - my whipsmart and sassy list is for people I find really entertaining.
My food/farms/localistas list!
About three times a day - coffee in the morning and evening sometimes socializing.
I live in a very small town now - after living in big cities all my life - so I do like connect with people!
sustainability, green topics, gardening, food, environment, green jobs, peak everything, resilience, community, justice, thrift and frugality, technology...
and sometimes silly TV like #glee
Hmmm - that I am myself - warts and all. I do swear. I do let you know when I think something is BS. But that I care deeply about the world we live in and the people in it - people know this is not a PR account.
Also good signal to noise ratio - and being communicative.
That it's only for hipster narcissists. You can serve and help people on Twitter and many many many people use it that way.
That you will have to read through every tweet - even by dull people.
Most people don't understand that there are tons of tools and sites to help you separate the signal from the noise. (Hootesuite, Tweetdeck, Listorius!)
That it's a fad.
Do I think it's important for folks who want to understand the environment and human response to climate change, the down economy or resource constraints?
Is it funny?
Will it help people be more resilient, empowered, frugal or wise?
Is it inspiring or amazing?
Will it help people build real community?
Am I goofing around about #Glee or other silly TV shows - relief from the sometimes heavy topics I am interested in.
Tweetdeck!
Tweet about things you care about. Care about people. Don't be a 'social media expert.' Keep it SHORTER than 140. RT people you admire.
...gather online and off to force deep change to a world that is now totally dominated by multinational corporations...
So so so many! @RobinChase maybe, she's a social entrepreneur I have long admired also some of the people behind @TED who I also admire.
Maybe, but it was by someone who barely uses twitter and didn't know how to filter with #tweetdeck or some app.
To meet like minded agents of change, for mutual support of cultural creatives and deep thinkers...
Baratunde's #swineflu account...
I'd like it if Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins actually tweeted also Gore Vidal. and I wish @Maddow tweeted more...
Does twitter help you make everyday count? Or are you just using it in a habitual distracted way...?
I want @Maddow to follow me. I am her devout minion but she seems not to notice my devotion. It hurts.
Well written analysis, great visual story telling (graphs), making a connection for someone, absurd things I see, belly laughs, making change
I have a really serious side and a super un-serious side... I often combine that perspective for some very weird tweets...
Many ways...connecting me with people who care deeply about reviving the world.
food, garden, love, laughs, brain candy, the earth
To engage with people I admire, to learn from the same....to connect, connect, connect with real cultural creatives....
#corporatepersonhood #fightback
Steal powertwitters feature set...
too many to name...
Auto DMs selling me whatever you are selling especially not taking notice of what I am about...Also trying to have 'an argument.'
multinational corporate kleptocracy
A conservative plants a garden, bakes bread or cans peaches it's a sign of right living. When a liberal does the same it's a sign of elitism.
8 hours... sleep. Though I have dreamt about tweeting...so probably less.
Many - spam, promises to 'get me thousands of followers', racists, really dumb people, self promoters who aren't doing anything worth doing..
A list of farmers on twitter see http://bit.ly/FFarmer
Curated by Mike Haley
Best tweets about sustainable food, farming, gardening & eating!
Curated by Organic Nation.tv
People who are passionate about making change. Progressive viewpoint.
Curated by Ann Douglas
Postitive Futures - Envisioning and Embodying the Positive Path
Curated by Liz McLellan
Smart and thought provoking people to follow on twitter
Curated by SmartPlanet
People and organizations working for a better world.
Curated by Ann Douglas
Food And Society: Critics and defenders of the status quo, people who actually move food from farm to table, visionaries, realists, dreamers, people trying to make a living, people trying to figure it out.
Curated by Poppy Davis
I wish that our great, great grandchildren will be able to enjoy the earth as much as we do. So do these Tweeple.
Curated by John Williams
Sustainable alternatives, green people and great recipes
Curated by Angela V. Michaels
Sustainability, farming, eco-news, alternative energy and other green initiatives
Curated by Angela V. Michaels
Environmentalists, Nature Lovers, Natural, Artificial, Virtual or Semiotic Environments giving perspective to the Global Human Condition
Curated by Phil Harrison
Inner and Outer Wellness. Feeling and Looking Great.
Curated by Phil Harrison
People and orgs focused on the reality and impacts of resource constraints
Curated by Liz McLellan
A list of foodies, chefs, restaurants, and bon vivants
Curated by dlayphoto
People who Inspire us to change or take action
Curated by Phil Harrison
the raw-teratti - i'm going raw - and these are the folks I'm watching.
Curated by Liz McLellan
People who follow this list know the value of gratitude.
Curated by Margaret Wilmink
Environmentalists & conservationists (see also Respect for Nature 2 list http://is.gd/ebDOz)
Curated by RayBeckerman
Ideas for Gardeners - from gardeners and experts
Curated by Kathleen Hassinger

