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Slow Is Beautiful with Cecile Andrews

This blog is dedicated to Slow Is Beautiful, a book by Cecile Andrews from New Society Publishers in Canada exploring the slow life, including slow food, Take Back Your Time, slow work, local living and other exemplars of the slow lifestyle.

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Showing posts with label Heidi Hansen. Show all posts

Sunday, January 28, 2007

Thanks to Heidi Hansen for the mention

Heidi Hansen recommends my book, thank you!

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Explore "Slow" Further!

  • Book rollout
  • My Web site, CecileAndrews.com
  • My page at New Society Publishers
  • Order My Book
  • Less Is More Simplicity
  • Conversation and Community

Slow and Beautiful Friends

  • Deconstructing Dinner's Interview with Cecile
  • FORA TV reading in San Francisco
  • SCALLOPS -- Sustainable Communities All Over Puget Sound
  • Greed and Good
  • The Good Human
  • Phinney Ecovillage
  • Sustainable Ballard
  • Take Back Your Time

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Cecile is author of three books, including
Less Is More, Slow Is Beautiful and Circle of Simplicity and a founder of the Phinney Ecovillage, a project to build Sustainability and Community in her North Seattle Neighborhood. She has been a visiting scholar at Stanford University, where she received her doctorate in education, and an adjunct faculty member at Antioch University and Seattle University. A former community college administrator, she now works with community groups to explore the issue of living more simply and leisurely: how to live lives that are sustainable, just, and joyful. She is on the board of the Take Back Your Time campaign. She lives in Seattle Washington with her husband, former technology writer and current BikeIntelligencer.com blogger Paul Andrews.
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