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Having fun with my beloved smoker, experimenting with making two kinds of #fishmousse - #salmon and #trout . Turned out pretty well, if I may say so. Damn, this nesting thing is strong within me today. I really should be drawing... #smokedfish #salmonmousse #troutmousse #holidaypigout #aburök #abusmoker #warmsmokedfish #procrastinating #shouldbeworking #goodfoodI think my favorite part of this #holidaywreath is the #cardoon #seedheads. So soft and fluffy! Or maybe the little #gnomes ... Hard to decide. Every year, I say I’m going to do something about that ugly screen door, and yet.... it’s still there. If this #nestinginstinct holds steady, maybe next year... 🤞🤞 #wreath #foliagefeast #domherrar #uglyscreendoor #christmas2019I don’t normally get around to this decorating thing until way later in the game, but this year is different. I wanted it to be done early, because a few days from now, kid number 1 who left us to move to 🇸🇪 is coming back for #christmas . We’re all excited - he’s been missed!! 😃 #christmastree #christmasdecor #decoratingforchristmas #lotsoflights #caturday #lotsofgnomes #christmasgoat #kidcominghome#teasel #seedheads make are fun to include in #holidaywreaths . Those #curlicues are so old world - they remind me of turn-of-the-century ice skates.How’s this for an adorable #cookiejar ? We made her acquaintance yesterday, at our friends’ @mariatdinocencio house. Thanks again for wonderful traditions with wonderful friends! 🥰🍁🦃😊❤️🍁Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. We’re off to celebrate with good friends, which makes it very easy on us, with minimal cooking. Cooked up a #tablearrangement instead. Many thanks to kind neighbors for providing the berries. #fallarrangement #thanksgiving
Tag Archives: Renewable
From field to finishes – agricultural waste transformed!
In a world of dwindling resources, shrinking forests and threatened ecological habitats, it is more important than ever to embrace sustainable, environmentally sound alternatives, and find ways to reduce waste. In my quest to become a full-fledged locavore, and make … Continue reading
Posted in Cool building materials, Local interest, On Design
Tagged Building, creativity, environment, Green, Interior Design, LEED, Materials, Renewable, Resources, sustainability, TorZo surfaces
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Look! Modular, recyclable laptops!
“By 2015, there will be more than 60 million tons of e-waste….” begins this video clip. But wait – it gets better! Leave it to students to come up with something this ingenious. I wish they will find the right … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Green Living, On Design
Tagged environment, Green Technology, Renewable, repurpose, Reuse, waste
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Lyptus – is it really as green as we want it to be?
22 August 2010 There is a great, sustainable wood option out there, that the trade refers to as Lyptus. It is a fast-growing, plantation-grown tree that is a hybrid of two species of Eucalyptus. It is successfully used in reforestation … Continue reading
Posted in Cool building materials, Environment
Tagged fast-growing, Green, lyptus, Renewable, Resources, sustainable, Trees, wood
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Plug your cell phone into your solar curtain!
1 August 2010 Shield your windows and collect solar energy to power your home at the same time! An ingenious concept first launched by Sweden-based Interactive Studios in 2005, as the Energy Curtain, a window shade that is specially woven … Continue reading
Posted in Cool building materials, Environment, Green Living
Tagged Architecture, Energy, Green, Green Technology, photovoltaic, Renewable, Resources, Solar, textiles
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