
...got to chicagoland a couple days ago. will be here for most of june before heading to maine and then down the east coast. drop me a line if ya want to meet up.

Urban living gives you brain fatigue. It flat out makes your brain tired of constantly being alert and aware. And a walk in the park can go a long way to clear up the resulting fuzziness.
Study shows a walk in the park fixes a fuzzy brain
www.treehugger.com/health/study-shows-walk-park-fixes-fuzzy-brain.html
(links to posts by Neale Donald Walsch found in Interpreting Conversations with God)
an extended series of explorations on “enlightenment” as a human experience.
part one: What is your path to ‘Enlightenment’?
part two: Beware of ‘enlightment’ that requires you to remain loyal to a single group
part three: On the path to ‘enlightenment,’ be careful you don’t become a ‘follower’
life is quite simple.
all you have to do is change how your interacting with this so-called reality.

In 2050 the urban dweller and the city are in a state of constant flux- changing and evolving in reaction to emerging contexts and conditions. The urban building of the future fosters this innate quality, essentially functioning as a living organism in its own right- reacting to the local environment and engaging with the users within.
A vision of the urban building of the future
treehugger.com/green-architecture/vision-urban-building-future.html