Tag Archives: minimalism
Sense and Sensibility ~ Part 2
Life is the ultimate teacher. You may or may not agree with my statement, that is your choice. We all choose our own truths, whatever is the right thing for each of us, as we carry on our existence, safely … Continue reading
Why is a Ship Called “She”?
Many years ago, in fact so many years ago that it now feels like it was a whole lifetime away, a new shopping centre sprang up in the most unlikely of places. For reasons which I have never been aware … Continue reading
Taking a Holiday, All Year ‘Round
Being the creature of habit that I am, when the thought of taking a holiday pops into my brain, I have one point of destination in mind. But no, today I will not be sharing stories of the place that … Continue reading
What’s Behind the Fear of Parting with “Stuff”?
Yesterday I spoke about my thoughts on “Adopting the Minimalist Approach”, a subject which I feel quite strongly about for my own life, and although the concept is to “minimise” the material and emotional baggage in our lives, I have … Continue reading
Adopting the Minimalist Approach…
Yesterday, I “accidentally” finished all of my ironing…yes, that’s right… I don’t have an ironing pile climbing up the wall anymore! It all began a couple of days ago. I felt cold. My fingers were so cold that I’m sure … Continue reading
