One of the ways in which feng shui was westernized in the 1990s was by placing the emphasis on what is happening inside of the house. It made the concept of feng shui more palatable to the average person because … Continue reading →
As you are wrapping things up in the garden for 2013 it’s time to think about next year’s season and make plans for various projects. If you’ve read any of my other posts about Feng Shui for gardeners you’ll know … Continue reading →
There are some interesting historical correlations between kitchen design, feminism, women in the work force and the divorce rate in the United States The decline of the so called “nuclear family” and “home cooking” follow the same timeline as the … Continue reading →
Is it spring yet? It depends on what system of timing you are using. If you go by the Chinese calendar, it has been spring for over six weeks now. If you go by the western calendar spring starts tomorrow. … Continue reading →
