Pre haircut bliss

Sharing all thoughts

Sharing all thoughts

I wonder if it's best to simply share all my thoughts. Radical honesty
some call it. Would I benefit by becoming fully integrated or would I
realize some thoughts are simply best left unspoken and unshared?

Blogs can be places where honesty flourishes, or where supposed
transparency is peddled. I write what's on my mind mostly, but I
confess to periodically writing what I want people to *think* is on my
mind.

Blogging is a phenomenon, a social global one at that, but it's not
without its issues....ditto that with Twitter.

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God / = \. War

That Guy

Ed Begley Jr.'s personal Pack n' Play

Malarkey and Dutch! This is far geekier than I had anticipated. Here goes.


Ed Begley Jr.'s Personal Pack n' Play

1. Igoogledweefabwhichbroughtuplifeportsolarcarport.

2. http://www.envisionsolar.com/index.php?page=portfolio&id=2

3. I then reviewed it as the first discoverer of the page, with this brief and unenlightened observation:

...

You discovered 7 minutes ago•Edit Tags or Review

so many green goodnesses here it's hard to keep track. Here's my short list: A carport. A breezy dwelling. An ideal solar PV or solar HW surface that you can orient perfectly in any season. A tabernacle. A solar wedding canopy. A yurt. A retail shack for beaches (cue Corona ad intro). A Bumbershoot booth (GT). A covered off-grid sound check booth for outdoor concerts. An good investment during an energy crisis. A an off-grid portable roadside fruitstand. A convention booth. An equatorial home. A double hedge on global warming. Beachside sports bar (as shown). Hurricane relief center. Sub-Saharan African medical center. National Guard barracks. Resort beach shades. Small town community center module. --ABC

in list format:

1. Carport.
2. Ideal solar PV or solar HW surface that you can orient perfectly in any season.
3. Tabernacle.
4. Solar wedding canopy.
5. Yurt.
6. Retail shack for beaches (cue Corona ad intro).
7. Bumbershoot booth (GT).
8. Covered off-grid sound check booth for outdoor concerts.
9. Good investment during an energy crisis.
10. Off-grid portable roadside fruitstand.
11. Convention booth.
12. Equatorial home.
13. double hedge on global warming.
14. Beachside sports bar (as shown).
15. Hurricane relief center.
16. Sub-Saharan African medical center.
17. National Guard barracks.
18. Resort beach shades.
19. Small town community center module.
20. Neighborhood BBQ shelter
21. Concert amphitheatre performance space
22. Willie Nelson's dressing room
23. Ed Begley Jr's personal Pack n' Play

This is my second piece of "writing" I deem useful to the public at large. I hope to get more gigs doing reviews of this sort, so I'm going to cross-post this to LowImpactLiving.com along with my "10 things that make you a real eco-broker" essay. It would be interesting to hone this craft of review, since it's really a valuable service that I normally do for free, i.e. *ranting*.

Hope I've been of service.

Aaron

Ahora, Aqui

Campbell Energy Saving

So I asked myself, what is it you're going to do to serve?

Campbell will help make your home healthier and happier to live in
Campbell will reduce your waste and increase your recycling
Campbell will work with you on money (energy) saving priorities and goals
Campbell will help you create a step by step plan for a greener home
Campbell will help simplify and clarify renewable energy decisions

Really, it's a lot easier to remember the name Campbell, since it's me that started the company, and so far it's me that will be doing the consulting. I'm an energy coach, taskmaster, drill sergeant, and dominatrix rolled into one.

I know you feel responsible, and I know you are often concerned that you're not doing enough. I felt the same way. I know you've been meaning to get an energy audit or get new insulation, but you didn't know anyone in the field. Neither did I. I know you and your family have been cooking in our global warming summers and shivering in our triple-grande-overcast winters. My family did for years. Is there hope?

Yes, there's hope. Like me, you need a holistic systems-view of your home so you can make the right decisions in the right order about energy efficiency. I work with you and your family to show you how a combination of upgrades to your home and your behavior can substantially change your carbon footprint. I know the right people to bring in to do the work that might be needed. I will follow up with you and make sure you're living in a more comfortable home, lowering your impact on the planet, and saving money on your energy bills.

Call me for a free 30 minute initial consultation (on the phone or at your home) and we'll get cracking on changing the world, today.

Aaron Campbell
Energy Star certified
Residential Energy Consultant

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