Permaculture is scaleable. The principles that turn deserts into food forests can also be used to make a user-friendly kitchen, starting from the sink. Growing food is great, yet so many harried city-dwellers don’t know where to start when it comes to cooking each night. The goal is a kitchen that is like a lively river: not a mountain stream so pure it has no life, not a sluggish river choked with unwanted nutrients. In this event, you will: Use your laptop to join an online webinar in real time, listening to Cecilia, asking questions, and doing declutter activities. See Cecilia’s slideshow of heroic declutters she and her students have done in their own homes. Re-think Bill Mollison’s principles: Zones for inside your house, reduce useless diversity, make families of objects, right mess in the right place. Do sink and pantry decluttering, in real time, asking Cecilia any questions. Be brave, and share ‘before and after’ achievements, to inspire others. More links about Cecilia: https://www.facebook.com/cecilia.macaulay/photos_albums https://www.instagram.com/cecilia_macaulay/

1. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink
Permaculture
Starting at the kitchen sink
Declutter, Reset, Enjoy

2. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink
Declutter, Reset, Enjoy
Declutter, Reset, Enjoy

5. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink
My
wishes
for you
Declutt
er,
Reset,
Enjoy

6. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink
What
are
your
wishes?

7. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink
“The only effort
should be in the maintenance
of effortlessness”
Zen Saying
Declutter, Reset, Enjoy

8. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink
“The thing about design is,
If you get a basic thing right,
everything around it goes right, of itself.”
Bill
Mollison

10. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink

11. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink

12. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink

13. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink

14. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink

15. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink

16. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink

17. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink

20. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink
Shrine of Beauty and Love
Declutter, Reset, Enjoy

26. Zone 1

28. Action time:
Sink
Create your shrine of
Beauty and Love

32. Action time:
Shelves
Create your Life-Giving
Current Zone

33. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink

34. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink

35. Make Families
of color, material, and purpose
Set up for success
Beginning is easy
Protect 無
make space for productive emptiness

36. Permaculture. Starting at the Kitchen Sink

37. Loiterers, floozies &
Unsavoury elements
Block of Knives
Coffee maker
Recipe books
Toaster
Juicer
Sponge holder
Bills on fridge

38. Guardian Angels &
Encouragers
Flower
Pretty cloths
Tuppaware
Pretty detergent holder
Labels for shelves & containers
Compost box

39. Guardian Angels &
Encouragers
Flower
Pretty cloths
Tuppaware
Pretty detergent holder
Labels for shelves & containers
Compost box

41. Zone 1

42. Zone 2 & 3

43. Zone 4

44. Zone 5

46. Action time:
Pantry
Create Fulfilled & Snug
Families

49. Reduce Useless
Diversity
Create Fulfilled & Snug
Families

50. Use a grid
Give your attention a rest

51. Powered by Trust
No Questions Asked

55. Bricky-flakes

56. Lovely
Disorderly Order
Leave space for things to happen

58. Depressing
Orderly Disorder
Discourages action, wastes your energy

60. 2/3 Full is Full
Leave space for things to happen

63. Make Families

66. Happy Home
Skype Session
30 min
$28
with

68. The Edge
Effect
Three Birds ,
One Stone
Minimize Useless
Diversity
Observation
Zones
Design for
Feedback
Start at Your
Doorstep
Maximize Useful
Diversity
Maximum Harvest,
Minimum Space

69. Zen Permaculture
Home Design Course
September 2017
$660
with

70. Encourage Cecilia
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