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Monthly Archives: April 2008
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There’s also food. The best I’ve ever had is fresh lobster.
Trapped off the coast of Caithness, Scotland. By a guy named Dave, on a boat named the White Rose. So you won’t be surprised if I nominate as Best Business Idea I’ve Seen This Century a brilliant bunch of guys calling themselves Catch a Piece of Maine. Imagine: your own trap, your own lobster, your own lobsterman. Dave, where’s your website??? |
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If it’s Spring this must be Wanderlust. Instead I think I’ll fantasize about distant places. But since I can’t get my mind out of glass, they’ll have to be places with glass in them… Good glass…
What about Ulster, Northern Ireland? And Karl Harron’s studio? NICE Website, Karl! |
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OK, I admit to being a Google Alert junkie. Today’s alert for Bullseye took me out to a site run by a former BE Girl, Laura James.
That’s Laura, fifth from the right, wedged – before she escaped – between a gaggle of other BE babes at last summer’s BECon party. |
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So you think your energy bill is high? Imagine using over $100,000 worth of natural gas every month. Then imagine that the cost of that gas has increased by 50% in the last year. If concern for the environment isn’t reason enough, maybe red ink will get you thinking about ways to cut back.
One 12,000 gallon cryogenic tank + two vaporizers = 50% reduction in natural gas usage per furnace. |
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(But not of me. Kate contributed the blog post below over a week ago and, like a lost penny, it ended up in my misplaced mental baggage somewhere between here and New York. – Lani)
Arrianne, Janet, Andre, and Stacey put a recycled water bottle to good use. |