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The Sustainable living festival
Feb. 21st, 2009 10:10 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mrsbrownIs on this weekend and there are a bunch of nifty brochures I picked up for stuff I would consider using.
I think the coolest is the the veggie bed you can buy, installed for $695. What a fabbo business idea!!
I also found another co-housing group, who look like they might manage something in the area I'm interested in living. http://www.urbancoup.org nThe person who started it is someone I've heard of in a professional capacity, and is an architect. I think it likely that this could come off.
I think I'll be buying one of these bicycle bags, especially as they seem to have a local distributor.
I've been looking longingly at this bike/shopping trolley for a while now, but I have a tricycle that fits the same niche and does other stuff besides.
I'm also now experimenting with a menstrual cup and some fabric pads. The cup is a bit of a challenge, but I'm giving it the weekend to get easier.
I think the coolest is the the veggie bed you can buy, installed for $695. What a fabbo business idea!!
I also found another co-housing group, who look like they might manage something in the area I'm interested in living. http://www.urbancoup.org nThe person who started it is someone I've heard of in a professional capacity, and is an architect. I think it likely that this could come off.
I think I'll be buying one of these bicycle bags, especially as they seem to have a local distributor.
I've been looking longingly at this bike/shopping trolley for a while now, but I have a tricycle that fits the same niche and does other stuff besides.
I'm also now experimenting with a menstrual cup and some fabric pads. The cup is a bit of a challenge, but I'm giving it the weekend to get easier.
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Date: 2009-02-21 02:49 am (UTC)They were unwrapping silk from cocoons. It was cool.