hey, that sounds great, I have been building green for sometime...check out my site and if i can help you down the road, just email me back....http://www.greenbuildinggroup.net

I am looking for Builders who want to go Green!

all the best

Jack

Wish I could Sheron.  I'll be in Orange, California in December though.  Shell has the details of when.  I don't know how far Selma is from there, but it would be awesome to meet you!

Boy - I would love to go to that - however, I think the airfares are a bit more than what I can afford -- I will look foward to your blogs when you get there.

Hey Sheron--

WCG is fantastic.  Met some really great people there.  Wonderful products, tons of info.  Let's touch base.  I'm planning to go again this year.  I'm based in Truckee and Napa.

Cathy - I am in Danville all the time. we will have to get together. Are you going again this year?

Hi Jack - I remember visiting your site awhile back and really enjoyed it. You are bookmarked.

Charlene - Orange? I am about 4 hours north and the conference is 2 hours north of that.

Joan - they have these events in your neighborhood too.

Tamara - let's do it! I look forward to meeting you.

cool

Jack - are you going?

It looks like it will be a stellar event. Be sure to share all you learn with us rainers.

Glad to read that you are now using Low VOC paints...and wondering...do you, yourself< notice a difference ?...

Sabrina - I will have a watchful eye out for the stagers!

janeAnne - I am using NO VOC paint from my local home depot and the quality is stellar and absolutely no trace of paint odor! Wonderful. I will be posting my before and after real soon.

Just learned Al Gore is the keynote speaker.

I wish that I could make it., that photo of Gore must be from a few years back. huh...

Enjoy the meetings and keep us up to speed on GReen...

Jack

I just entered their contest to name this house made of shipping containers.

"Why Shipping Containers? With America exporting so little, shipping companies are looking for new ways to use the 8,000-pound containers because they are increasingly too expensive to ship back to their point of origin. The abundant containers are extremely inexpensive, ranging from $500 to $2,000, and are therefore an invaluable material for building affordable hurricane resistant housing."

I named it the Echo house because it echo's mother earth's plea for kind and careful living. Here is a link for you if you would like to name this house. You have until August 18th.

That seems like it would be a fun event.  Will they have one here in SoCal? 

Hi Sandra - seems to me they just had something like this in San Diego but I won't swear by it. They do travel.

Probably.  I'm looking forward to something like this in the OC.

I am working on shipping containers too... working with a  group in Fl to make it a green housing project.

Hi Jack - I just added you as an associate and will keep my eye on your progress. Keep us all posted.

Sandra - come on up to San Jose...it is a nice trip.