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Good Green Homes is a guide to creating better homes that are healthier to live in, easier on the environment, less expensive over the long-term, and more delightful to come home to. Lynn Pearson has for years kept track of the coincidences in her days, looking at them with a poet's eye for metaphor and meaning: a pan of 'mama's cinnamon rolls' appears in the fist shot of a movie just minutes after she and her sister reminisce on that favourite childhood food; a smiley face pops up on the computer screen during the writing of her daughter's funeral service; eight butterflies appear within an hour, not on the wing but in the word, bringing a message of transformation and hope. Learning the language of synchronicity can help each of us to more frequently access and recognise the wisdom of the divine. After reading CONSIDER THE BUTTERFLY, you will never again see the events in your daily life as just events. You will start to see your name on messages sent special delivery, giving helpful clues on your own personal journey. ghout the high Rocky Mountain deserts and the Southwest, plus a comprehensive issed. But what rum and th the e out

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Good green homes can be any color, and are more mainstream by the minute. Robert teaches the reader all about sustainable building for a healthier planet via tours of real-world living spaces. A good glossary is included.--Judy Walker"New Orleans Times-Picayune" (10/31/2003)

Good green homes can be any color, and are more mainstream by the minute. Robert teaches the reader all about sustainable building for a healthier planet via tours of real-world living spaces. A good glossary is included.--Judy Walker New Orleans Times-Picayune (10/31/2003) With photograph after photograph of I-wanna-live-there domiciles to lust after, Good Green Homes is loaded with inspiration. But it's also a solid reference guide as well, complete with a glossary of terms (impress your friends by throwing around terms like hydronic radiant-floor heating system ) and a list of published and Web resources.--Liz Stevens Fort Worth Star-Telegram (11/01/2003)

With photograph after photograph of I-wanna-live-there domiciles to lust after, Good Green Homes is loaded with inspiration. But it's also a solid reference guide as well, complete with a glossary of terms (impress your friends by throwing around terms like hydronic radiant-floor heating system ) and a list of published and Web resources. -- Liz Stevens Fort Worth Star-Telegram (11/01/2003)

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Jennifer Roberts launched two retail stores in San Francisco specalizing in environmentally sensible consumer products, including household goods; amd is freelance writer and editor on topics that include energy-efficient building design and systems. Linda Svendsen, a graduate of Music and Art High School and Parsons School of Design in New York, has been a renowned photographer for more than thirty years. Her work is showcased in numerous magazines and books; she is the author of Bicycle: Around the World.

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