117 posts tagged cajon

Homeownership has been–and continues to be–one of the best investments in your future. Owning a home offers many social benefits by providing shelter and security to families, instilling pride of ownership and strengthening our nation’s communities.

Replacing the windows in your home is a great way to increase both their energy efficiency and overall ease of use. But how should you choose the best replacement windows? Use these tips to determine the best replacement window for you.

A growing number of consumers are opting for products that save energy to cut household costs. In many of those cases, consumers are choosing to purchase products that were manufactured using recycled materials or renewable resources.

One of the house photographers and good friend of the Hops House (and friend of Paper Windows) took a few dozen pics of us on stage at the Hops House last week. Here are a few of them. peace, Jen, John, George and Rob

My New Girlie Drum! May 13th, 2008 I think Maz & Margaret will just love this! This is my new Cajon drum, it sounds amazing and doubles as a cute stool!! I adore this thing and the sound out of it is just rockin!

A geothermal neighborhood sounds like something out of this world. Actually, it’s a neighborhood that’s very much a part of this world and one which relies on the Earth to provide comfort to homeowners while helping to protect the environment around us.

Mother’s Day History Contrary to popular belief, Mother’s Day was not conceived and fine-tuned in the boardroom of Hallmark. The earliest tributes to mothers date back to the annual spring festival the Greeks dedicated to Rhea, the mother of many deities, and to the offerings ancient Romans made to their Great Mother of Gods, Cybele.

Now could be a great time to buy a million dollar home in a nice area at a bargain price. Forbes magazine has identified Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., Marco Island, Fla., Castle Rock, Colo., Annandale, Va., and Bergen County, N.J., as five high-end areas where million dollar foreclosures abound.

In our inaugural column for San Diego Lawyer Journal, we asked local attorneys what their favorite lunch and dinner places were.  A federal judge told us about a place in El Cajon called Greek Style Chicken.  He is of Greek heritage and his mom used to insist on cooking when she visited.