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Decorative Interior Painting, Inc. creates an environment of health.
C
reate an environment of they claim. ‘Low’ and ‘zero-voc’
health and well-being in can be equally deceiving. Look-
your home. Feel confident that ing at voc content is not the only
the materials used in your home consideration when choosing a
are safe and responsible. Decora- paint or finish. There are many
tive Interior Painting now offers other chemicals in paint, and
healthy alternatives to interior the manufacture and disposal
painting, faux-finishes, and vene- of these products can often be
tian plaster. The paints, plasters, harmful to the environment. The
and other materials they use are ingredient lists for most of the
all-natural and include sustain- products used by Decorative
ably produced, high quality paints Interior read like organic food
and plasters made from plant labels. If you don’t know what it
resins, clay, and natural pigments, is, you probably should not eat it
minimizing harm to our environ- or put it on your walls. You can
ment and health. now have the beautiful home of
Decorative Interior uses your dreams and the peace of
products that go well beyond mind that your family is safe. For
conventional zero-voc standards. further information contact Jeff
‘Eco-safe’ and ‘eco-friendly’ are Goddard at Decorative Interior
vague terms used on products Painting, Inc., 561.289.9470. See
that are not actually as ‘Green’ as ad page 68.
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Stepping into Joy
by Dr. Randall
Green
S
tepping into Joy is a fresh approach to understanding
and experiencing the Twelve Steps of Recovery. You
will walk with the author
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pain of loneliness and spiritual
despair as he “hits bottom”.
You will rejoice and laugh
and identify as he describes
the journey “back home” to
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adventure. Available from
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20 Broward County
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