i am an intern architect working outside of Boston, in the pursuit of becoming a licensed architect. in between work and studying for the exam, i do me a bit of drinking.
Your razor-sharp response to my latest Peen-Wielder entry was rather stunning and I thank you for taking the time to reply as your input is greatly illuminating being that you yourself wield a peen.
Also, I loved that post about the Astronaut artist. I was stumped as to what to buy my friend for his 23rd and that painting with Biggie is way too perfect.
Thanks a lot for your comments - I'm glad that some of what I write moves people, even if just a tiny little bit.
I read some of your blog - what a cool, interesting field you're in. I'm an avid learner about all things green recently - particularly as my organization is trying to come up with a plan to finance and build an eco-friendly center for refugee children in Ghana (a home with dorms, a cafeteria, classrooms, play rooms, bathrooms....) I'll keep reading for inspiration and new knowledge :)
If you have any advice as to where a grassroots non profit could turn to for help designing the type of structure, I just mentioned, let me know!
Ps. the Pacific "trash vortex" is absolutely frightening.....
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Thank you.
Also, I loved that post about the Astronaut artist. I was stumped as to what to buy my friend for his 23rd and that painting with Biggie is way too perfect.
Keep on wieldin', dooooood.
Thanks a lot for your comments - I'm glad that some of what I write moves people, even if just a tiny little bit.
I read some of your blog - what a cool, interesting field you're in. I'm an avid learner about all things green recently - particularly as my organization is trying to come up with a plan to finance and build an eco-friendly center for refugee children in Ghana (a home with dorms, a cafeteria, classrooms, play rooms, bathrooms....) I'll keep reading for inspiration and new knowledge :)
If you have any advice as to where a grassroots non profit could turn to for help designing the type of structure, I just mentioned, let me know!
Ps. the Pacific "trash vortex" is absolutely frightening.....
Cheers,
Penelope