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The Mansionization of America
The Mansionization of America
I recently attended a Los Angeles Department of City Planning meeting where the new zoning code, Baseline Mansionization/Baseline Hillside (BMO/BHO) Code Amendments, was presented to a room full of architects. It was disconcerting to hear the attending architects protest against the reduction of the building envelope size on the hillsides of both the Hollywood Hills and the Santa Monica…
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Essentialism
In a recent article titled ‘Things That Can And Cannot Be Said’, a series by John Cusack and Arundhati Roy published in both The Guardian and Outlook India magazine, Arundhati Roy said in the context of what’s most important to her; ‘An old-growth forest, a mountain range or a river valley is more important and certainly more lovable than any country will ever be. I could weep for a river valley,…
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The Holidays Inside Out
The Holidays Inside Out
Now that we’re coming into the holidays, friends and relatives are asking me what I want for Christmas. I’m not sure how to answer that question, I have enough. The truth is, most Americans have more than enough. We feel obligated to buy more because we’ve been indoctrinated to do so. And, if we don’t buy enough, we feel we’ve given an inadequate amount and we often end up spending money we don’t…
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Lessons Learned on the Road
‘In Tibetan there’s an interesting word: ye tang che. The ye part means “totally, completely,” and the rest of it means “exhausted.” Altogether, ye tang che means totally tired out. We might say “totally fed up.” It describes an experience of complete hopelessness, of completely giving up hope. This is an important point. This is the beginning of the beginning. Without giving up hope–that there’s…
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What to Expect
This is a category where I’ll be sharing resources both in my local area, Los Angeles, and nationally when I have that information. I’ll also be sharing criteria to discern how to choose the best resources in your location.
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