Amy’s Yard
Cvillian, 40-something, mother of 2; full-time Realtor, quasi-vegetarian & local foods devotee, rapidweaver, quilter; trying to find more hours in the day, like you.
Transforming 40-Foot Cargo Containers into Stylish Small-Home Spaces: via Dornob
Stylish, simple, sleek and modern … are still not words we are entirely used to using when we describe the cold, cramped, enclosed rectangular boxes known best for shipping freight around the world on giant water vessels. More than many container home concepts, however, this design manages to bring together the best of modular thinking, mobile living and comfortable dwelling.
Charlottesville Calendar: Restaurant Week 2 - July 25-31, 2010
Eat like a king for just $25
in Charlottesville, Virginia
January 25-31, 2010The tables are set, and the three-course menus are fixed at several of the finest restaurants, as culinary enthusiasts prepare to please their palates without draining their wallets during our fair city's first-ever Restaurant Week.
Looking forward to this event growing and becoming another great Cville event!
Albemarle Family Favorite Awards 2009: Nest Realty and Jim Duncan make the list!
Hearty congratulations to the partners of Nest Realty Group, Jonathan Kauffmann, Keith Davis and Jim Duncan: our firm snagged the #3 spot in this year's Albemarle Family Magazine reader chosen Favorite Awards for Favorite Real Estate Company: pretty awesome considering we're the new kid on the block!
Google Labs introduces Living Stories: news on the fly.
News, made for the Web.The Living Stories project is an experiment in presenting news, one designed specifically for the online environment. The project was developed by Google in collaboration with two of the country's leading newspapers, The New York Times and The Washington Post.
All in one place
Complete coverage of an on-going story is gathered together and prioritized on one URL. You can now quickly navigate between news articles, opinion pieces and features without long waits for pages to load.
Stop Going Green from Mike Tidwell, washingtonpost.com
Instead of continuing our faddish and counterproductive emphasis on small, voluntary actions, we should follow the example of Americans during past moral crises and work toward large-scale change. The country's last real moral and social revolution was set in motion by the civil rights movement. And in the 1960s, civil rights activists didn't ask bigoted Southern governors and sheriffs to consider "10 Ways to Go Integrated" at their convenience. (emphasis mine)
Search for Charlottesville Real Estate at A Home in Charlottesville.
0 Comments