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Deep Craft: beyond Etsy Make; slow design the good life Posted by: kirstendirksen
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By: kcnighttrace. on 23 May 12, 22:53:08
I keep coming back to this video. Best work you've ever done, and most beautiful house I've ever seen of any size. The narration really? catches the mood of the place. Peaceful. Simple. Honest. Refined.? And that woman perfectly matches her home. Some people are always going to misunderstand this sort of thing, and that's alright. To each his own.
By: lrh1963. on 15 May 12, 03:44:09
Wow! Stark minimalism, yet? somehow enticingly beautiful. An interesting home!
By: MrDeluszinary. on 14 May 12, 13:59:41
I can't help myself she sounds like she woke up one day? and felt guilty she drove a jag, threw cig butts out the window, and wiped her ass with fast food wrappers and put mayonnaise on her twinkies after she microwaved them of course.
By: MrDeluszinary. on 14 May 12, 13:54:13
::trying to scan bookshelves for the? kama sutra::... lol. You know they got a lot of time to kill.
By: jimbills. on 03 May 12, 01:04:58
Only highly introverted people will understand this - the extroverted cannot. We are each? made differently, and as we have different fingerprints, we each desire different things in life. What a truly inspiring couple and home. Thank you.
By: carrieflygirl. on 02 May 12, 21:18:09
go back to the 80's???????? try the 60's....This place is lovely but, I would need electricity..just me of course.
By: 1970rankin. on 28 Apr 12, 14:46:52
Judge, and you will be judged. Life is what you make it,? well done, and all the best, from the Yorkshire UK, 8~}
By: DorPurseFreak. on 24 Apr 12, 21:16:39
I know not everyone ages with me but this is my wish ... I wish my kids could hv seen the 80's :) there was Also More Respect of People of their Things bk then too People hv No Respect for each other today Steal like it's just no big deal ? Very Sad
By: DorPurseFreak. on 24 Apr 12, 21:14:53
Very Soft Spoken Woman. Sometimes I wish we could go bk to the 80's? I was 14-24yrs all through the 80's. Life was Simple to Me. Not ALOT of electronics, we listen to Radios used Our Imaginations we didn't sit in front of the TV or in front of Computers, electronics etc. by the Hr. Didn't hv a VCR til 82 didn't hv a microwave til 82-83 ? I cooked by Scratch washed Dishes by Hand. Walked places(it was Safer then too) I know not everyone ages with me but this is my wish ... I wis
By: sarahjf2007. on 23 Apr 12, 08:02:28
so beautiful- if I ever build my little home, it? will be like this one :)
By: quickdrawMMX. on 23 Apr 12, 02:09:55
This video scared me.?
By: MotherLodeBeth. on 20 Apr 12, 03:24:49
Why? would they NEED a work bench,sewing machine,canning area? This is California? where fresh organic healthy food is available year round. And they have everything they NEED, which is key. We live a simple zen lifestyle like the Zero Waster Home and the Innermost House.
By: sedative3145. on 20 Apr 12, 01:21:26
A? little too interpersonal
By: anthroclass. on 19 Apr 12, 03:33:04
The Lorences don't do self-sufficiency;? their interest is in Conversation, and their lives are focused around that. They buy their food from the local farmers' market, and do their laundry at a wash-and-fold place. They don't can and preserve, or do other homesteading stuff. There is an Innermost House Facebook page that answers many questions about the Lorence lifestyle, as well as offering ongoing Conversation.
By: MrSchpankme. on 16 Apr 12, 08:16:37
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By: UcanbeGOD. on 15 Apr 12, 23:33:30
Did they mention? any work that they do?
By: JoeCubicle. on 15 Apr 12, 15:42:40
One of your nicest pieces Kirsten! The story? and the telling are equal and complimentary.
By: jtmanson. on 14 Apr 12, 15:30:40
I've lived in? the country. You have to love bugs and critters. Not my kind of life. Idealistic and good for some, but this city boy prefers the city.
By: happaning. on 12 Apr 12, 23:15:19
You can tell how much she loves her life? by the sound in her voice.
By: costernocht. on 12 Apr 12, 19:28:17
I don't know which is the? greater masterpiece: the home, or the woman who lives in it.
By: 6116merl. on 10 Apr 12, 14:38:33
She? and her husband must be very happy there but, a place like this is so small that I can't see how they can truly take care of them selves and the place to. Where is room for a sewing machine and a work bench? Is there an out door kitchen for canning and preserving? Living this way seems wonderful but, how do you take care of the little daily things that still need doing?
By: Crystalangles. on 09 Apr 12, 23:46:42
her life? seems wonderful. I would love to live this way if I could get the chance
By: Linda Doyle. on 04 Apr 12, 09:17:08
I'm just looking for where to find the cheapest sea worthy? shipping containers!
By: Paul Solar. on 03 Apr 12, 20:29:36
From reading this, I would assume they are both blood type A. One can't age well on just vegetables fruit unless they are blood type A. I have a friend, engineer, who refits, RVs with solar, so they live 100% just off solar, off the grid, on the Arizona desert. Burning? wood is not environmentaly sound. Dr. Paul Kangas, 415-368-8581,