Cubes & Crayons Coworking - Silicon Valley

Open House: Join us

Cubes&Crayons invites SAHM, WAHM, and well, just Silicon Valley parents in general a chance to meet at Cubes&Crayons. Heard of Cubes&Crayons but still wondering what we are all about?   Want to see where you can work, have drop-in childcare or take a break?  Did you know you come and go while your child plays?  You can be a member or non-member.  Learn all about our amazing services that support your needs as parents.  And check out our new program for professionals and entrepreneurs, Outside the Cube (no kids necessary.) Drop-in for our upcoming open house.

C&C "Green": 3 Simple Tips to be Greener

• Save 15 lbs. of CO2 Emissions annually: Unplug your cellphone charger when not in use
• Use a laptop: Laptop computers consume up to 90% less energy than desktop modules
• Replace a lightbulb with Energy Star Rated bulb: If every American replaced just 1 light bulb with an Energy Star rted bulb, we'd save enough energy to light 2.5 million homes!

Cubes&Crayons on Ch 7 News in Bay Area

Thank you to Teresa Garcia for taking time to share the Cubes&Crayons story.  She pulled together a fun look at Cubes&Crayons.  Watch it here... or read the story below.

What People are Saying at Cubes&Crayons SF

After one week open, Cubes&Crayons Coworking SF is already becoming a community.  Read what our members are saying and join us now while there is still space:

From Jen: It's been a real pleasure coming into the office this week. Sibyl has had a great time with Morgan, and she even waved bye-bye to me without tears this morning, which is quite something for her.

I'm so looking forward to next week--when's the last time that was true on a Friday night?

From the Twitter world:

C&C Reads: The Red Lemon

 A clever story with fun graphics, solid rhymes, and a small lesson, too.

Title: The Red Lemon






Author: Bob Stakke

What we love: Graphic designer, Bob Staake visually demonstrates that trying new things can reap its own benefits.  With a delightful rhyme that drives the story, the author shares the story of Farmer McPhee who loved the lemons in his grove until he discovers the rogue "red lemon" on a tree.  Without trying it, he tosses it far away where later a red lemon grove grows on an island and the "people cross oceans and seas, to eat the fruit from the red lemon trees."  Beautiful to look at, fun with a touch of Dr. Seuss, The Red Lemon  is a must have for a children's library.  Enjoyed by one year old and up.