Bill Thomas proves that sometimes, if not usually, art is more to the point, and even truer than non-fiction. And certainly more powerful and honest because it says what can’t be said or even always proven or even implied as non-fiction.
Read MoreAlone in the Village
There are two early essential ingredients to successfully being in the community: be on time, be thoughtful of others. Both are easy to gauge and measure, whether you do them or not.
Read MoreCharles Durrett with Søren Skovland, 1985
What Do We Do About Waning Cohousing?: Smart anthropology is the secret.
It started with mindful discussion about why cohousing is such a great place to raise kids and to grow old. And went on to talk about how needs have changed, in particular mobility and some cognitive capabilities and the needs of the new and upcoming families.
Read MoreMaking a case for books.
Why Books Matter: A Case for Books about Community Making
Without the right books, the cohesiveness of the information about cohousing is gone. Random, incomplete, chaotic, and piecemeal would best describe the info on the net at best.
Read MoreCross Laminated Timber: And the Importance of Carbon Sequestration
Perhaps if we capture as much carbon as possible, ennoble the wood, and ennoble our spaces, rather than burn it or let it rot, we can slow down global warming a tiny bit and buy ourselves some time, so that we can make serious progress to the other new technologies like carbon to clean energy so that we can then begin to cease global warming.
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