GiftList

I'm not a very materialistic person, but if you feel like buying me a gift, here is a list of things that I would like, and will probably get for myself at some point. If you are going to get something listed here for me, please either remove it from the list or add a notation (I won't look at the page history, I promise).

• After the move wish list:
  • A recumbent trike, [HP Velo Scorpion] or a [Terra Trike]
  • A juicer, like the [Omega] or maybe [Green Star] (I'm leaning towards the former)
  • A [spiral slicer]
  • A [greenhouse]
  • Any yard/garden tools (I gave away all mine when I left Portland)
  • A lawn mower, I'm not sure whether to go with a reel mower or a [Neuton]
  • [Microcar]
  • Home Depot or Lowes gift certificates, I'm sure I'll need them :)
  • http://www.hobiecat.com/kayaking/index.html
• Donate to my favorite non-profits:
  • [The Bicycle Alliance]
  • [Pig's Peace Sanctuary]
  • [Free Software Foundation]
• Books:
  • Nurtureshock: New Thinking about Children by Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman
  • I Am Grateful: Recipes and Lifestyle of Cafe GratitudeBy Terces Engelhart
  • $20 Per Gallon: How the Inevitable Rise in the Price of Gasoline Will Change Our Lives for the Better by Christopher Steiner
  • [Life, Inc.]
  • Natural Healing Wisdom and Know How: Useful Practices, Recipes, and Formulas for a Lifetime of Health by Amy Rost
  • [Traffic Life]
  • Bad Medicine: Doctors Doing Harm Since Hippocrates by David Wootton
  • [Post Carbon Cities]
  • Seed to Seed: Seed Saving and Growing Techniques for Vegetable Gardeners by Suzanne Ashworth, Kent Whealy
  • Roadkill Bill by Ken Avidor
  • [Not Just a Pretty Face]
  • Uncertain peril : genetic engineering and the future of seeds by Claire Hope Cummings.
  • [Living Clay]
  • [Cancer Is Not A Disease! It's A Survival Mechanism]
  • Carbon by Eric Roston
  • Clean: The Humble Art of Zen-Cleansing
  • [Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do and What It Says About Us]
  • The Carbon-Free Home: Thirty-Six Remodeling Projects to Help Kick the Fossil-Fuel Habit
  • [Dam Nation]
  • [Avoiding Cancer One Day At A Time]
  • Prescription for Natural Cures by James Balch, Mark Stengler... or some similar book.
  • Food Not Lawns: How To Turn Your Yard Into A Garden And Your Neighborhood Into A Community by Heather C Flores [[1]]
  • Consumed: How Markets Corrupt Children, Infantilize Adults, and Swallow Citizens Whole by Benjamin R. Barber
  • The Wild Out Your Window: Exploring Nature Near at Hand by Sy Montgomery
  • How To Live Well Without Owning A Car by Chris Balish
  • [Peak Everything]
• Bike stuff:
  • [Relights]
  • A set of [Rotor cranks] for my bike (yes, they are very expensive... I can dream, can't I?)
• http://www.amchitka-concert.com/
• Spottiswoode: That’s What I Like http://www.spottiswoode.com/
• The Kinks
  • Ray Davies: Working Man's Cafe (Deluxe editon)
  • Dave Davies: Fractured Mindz (second edition) (sometimes they sell signed copies on http://www.davedavies.com/)
• [Birdsongs of the Mesozoic]
  • The Fossil Record
• They Might Be Giants: (see http://www.theymightbegiants.com)
  • any of their recent kids albums
  • "The Spine Surfs Alone EP"
• Chumbawamba (see http://www.chumba.com)
  • "Un"
  • "Shhhhlap!"
• Robb Johnson: (see http://www.robbjohnson.co.uk)
  • Most anything, I have none of his CDs
  • "Maximum Respect"
• [Al Stewart]
  • Most anything as I have none of his CDs (just old tapes and vinyl). No compilations, please.
  • Beach Full Of Shells
  • Down in the Cellar
  • Between the Wars
• Dan Bern: (see http://www.danbern.com)
  • His recent EPs ("Anthems", "My Country II", "My Swastika", "Breathe Easy") and the album "Breathe"
  • His book "Quiting Science"
• John Wesley Harding: (see http://www.wesweb.net)
  • "It Happened One Night / It Never Happened At All" (two CD set)