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PrintJim and Bonnie Bell Making a Good Life Happen for Themselves: Teahouse for Two


posted: October 25, 2010

Learn how Jim and Bonnie Bell made one of their long-held dreams come true, by building a teahouse in the corner of their Japanese-style garden. "This has become our sanctuary away from the rest of our very busy lives," says Jim. "For us, it represents our philosophy, Making a Good Life Happen." "The point is not that everyone should build a teahouse, but that when people can specify what a good life is for them, they can get busy making it happen," adds Bonnie.

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