ABOUT
I'm a 20-something year old girl who lived with no fixed address, with my stuff in storage and totally dependent on a single suitcase starting in 2006.
And thus, a minimalist was born.
I'm a self-proclaimed modern nomad, and in 2010 alone, I've moved 19 times to 19 different hotel rooms.
You don't have to get rid of everything and just have a backpack to become a minimalist - being a minimalist is about prioritizing, organizing and simplifying.
Read more about me, check out my favourite posts, or contact me here ...you can also send me a (nice) note anonymously, if you want!
Visit me at my other blog "Fabulously Broke in the City" a moneythropologist & lifestyle blog that originally started about how I got out of $60,000 of debt in 18 months, earning $65,000 gross a year. 3 years later, I was $180,000 in the black.
“Living, loving life today. Here, now.” What’s your 6-word memoir?
Okay, so caprinha’s are technically Brazilian, rather than Portuguese, but they were still good! Made me like drinking it, and I normally shy away from alcohol.
INSPIRATION #1: The Dalai Lama I’m such a cliche. Smack me. But this guy knows his stuff. I loved his 18 rules of living re-posted below: 1. Take into account...
The ultimate staycation*. This NYC Subway will take you around the world, with its beautifully decorated cars. Wish we had that all the time! *NB: A vacation where you stay...
Here it is: I stopped using laundry detergent and dryer sheets 2 years ago… …and my clothes get just as clean. Yup. You heard (read?) me right. 9 reasons for...
These pictures are the last of mine from Paris, France, and they’re of the Louvre.
Inspiring and uplifting at the same time. At a Holocaust Memorial: “Ilse, a childhood friend of mine, once found a raspberry in the camp and carried it in her pocket...
EVERYDAY MINIMALIST TOP POSTS OF DECEMBER 2011 Stretching a minimalist wardrobe How I wash my clothes by hand in hotel rooms Minimalist reading with e-books, e-magazines and e-comics What are...
I’m in this age group: 18-28, so I find it fascinating that a lot of what they say (except for the texting bit, I hate texting) is very true. BF...
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Travel
Paris, France – Part 2
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Environmental
Conservation Tips: How to get the most out of your tubed products
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Minimalism
Quote of the Month: Confucius
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Productivity
Success: What’s holding you back?
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Travel
Paris, France – Part 1
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About Me
The Everyday Minimalist 2011 in Review
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Other
The Ten Ingredient Project
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Environmental
Holiday Waste: 6 million tons per season
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Travel
Singapore – Buddha Tooth Relic Museum
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Stop Shopping
Stretching a Minimalist Wardrobe
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Other
Merry Christmas!
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Minimalism
Minimalist Reading: Magazines, Dictionaries, Books and Comics
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Travel
Madrid Spain: The Sights & Overview
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Productivity
Learn How to Stop Being Bored
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Other
Aesop’s Fable: The Hunter and the Fisherman
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Travel
How I wash my clothes by hand in hotel rooms
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Travel
Macau – Golden Lotus and a Theater
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Stop Shopping
How your gifts are really valued
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Design
The Sanyo Gopan makes bread out of any kind of rice into “Rice Bread”
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