Jennifer Boyer

Jennifer Boyer is a writer originally from Denver, Colorado, currently forging a home in Portland, Oregon where she spends her days working toward a future full of renewable energy and strong communities. She loves extra long walks, oceans, moss covered trees, risotto, watching people connect and reference books.  She has merged her love of lexicon and observation on LexiGal.com. She strives to one day own a Westfalia.

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Recent Contributions
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Microcosm Publishing Pairs Do-It-Yourself Aesthetic with Do-It-Together Ethic
September 16, 2011
For the folks out there who relish the tactile and fret over the replacement of books with an electronic facsimile: listen up.
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Supportland: The Whimsical, Powerful, Local Business Initiative
February 1, 2011
Is there a simple solution to encourage customers away from the Big Box retailers and into the bricks-and-mortar local owned businesses?
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Streamline Dwellings Simply Makes Portland Homes More Efficient
December 1, 2010
In our quest to mitigate damage to the planet, we often turn to sleek, shiny emblems of technology such as solar panels, hybrid cars and wind turbines.
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Cafe Velo Offers Up Bike-centric, Community Conscious Fare
August 17, 2010
Cafe Velo does not aim to create more consumers, they wish to create more enthusiasts. From a 180 square foot micro-cafe in the heart of downtown Portland, complete with a walk-up take-out window,...
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Livingscape Nursery Engages Life Indoors and Out
July 7, 2010
On a street corner of North Vancouver Avenue in Portland, OR, inhabiting a stately barn-red home, lies Livingscape Nursery. One step through the gate and you are greeted with an abundance of youthful...