This is a guest post from Andre of Pull Your Own Strings. Society thrives on a strong intoxicant called time and
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Gip Plaster is a web content writer. Previously a journalist, online bookseller and even a corporate advertising guy, Gip now specialize in writing high-quality content for websites -- his and other people's. Learn more here.
An Admission and Some Actual Progress for Week 43 (Decluttering and Simplifying 2010)
This will not be a surprise to most of you, but I’m admitting it anyway: I won’t be finished decluttering
Continue readingStill Here? Always Here? Some Bloggers Are Fading Away
If you read other blogs about simple living and minimalism, you may be noticing a trend: They’re going away. A
Continue readingKnowing How Far to Go for Week 42 (Decluttering and Simplifying 2010)
Garrison Keillor begins the monologue portion of every week’s Prairie Home Companion radio show with these words: “It’s been a
Continue readingOverflowing or Under Control?
This is a guest post from Jacki Dilley of Money. Work. Life. I have a clear memory of getting off
Continue readingIntroducing Minimalist Cooking
Blogger Meg Wolfe of Minimalist Woman was kind enough to offer me a free review copy of her new ebook
Continue readingEvery Little Bit Counts for Week 41 (Decluttering and Simplifying 2010)
Here’s my lesson for you and for me for this week: Every little bit counts. It’s been a weird and
Continue readingThe Most Important Advice in the Universe
Do you think that headline oversells today’s post a bit? It probably does. Then again, I’m not so sure. The
Continue readingWell, A Faucet for Week 40 (Decluttering and Simplifying 2010)
Water problems continued this week, but so did the moderate weather. The 52-week mark is in sight now, and I’m
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A Minimalist Writes on Politics (Or Why I’m Not Involved)
There are two things people don’t talk about in polite conversation: religion and politics. You’ve heard that before, haven’t you?
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