Artifacts from West Coast Green

West Coast Green last weekend was huge. Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco. Eco-friendly everything, down to the printed programs and recycled grocery bag giveaways. See what other people wrote about it here. The mkLotus house got a lot of love.

I couldn't figure out how to work this waterproof camera. This post also protests proper layout etiquette,  benign neglect. What do you call "digititis," being fed up with all things digital? That includes my sore fingers.

My favorite vendor was Nature's Hardware, cabinet accessories billed as eco-friendly. The woman collects skipping and beach stones where she travels, and uses them as knobs. Stone, recycled glass and metal, bamboo, faux ivory too. A stunning cobalt kitchen sink. Bamboo handles.

No knobs, buttons, cables, keyboards or  (much) hardware or software for me for the next two weeks--heading to Vietnam.

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