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June 03, 2004

 A New Sarah Susanka Book

REcommended.

Sarah Susanka.

hippieish, Alexander influenced.

Arts and Crafts-ish.

Minneapolis, last time I checked.

Gave copies of her first two books to a friend who was having a house designed and built. He was delighted with the results -- house much more cozy, homey, useful, thoughtful than it'd have been otherwise. Many nice, human touches.

posted by Michael at June 3, 2004




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