Minimalist Wallet Series: Kate from Curb your Consumerism

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everydayminimalist
– 2 August , 2011Posted in: Minimalism
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What is in Kate’s Purse

1. House and bike lock keys – I rarely go anywhere without my bike.

2. Garmin forerunner — I’m in half-marathon training, so I keep my forerunner with me so that I can record all my runs.

3. Vaseline

4. Purse with driving license and debit card

5. Bourjois ultra black mascara

6. Garnier tinted eye roll-on

7. Nail file

8. Nokia E72

9. Lamy fountain pen

10. Moleskin notepad – I like to have a notepad with me so I can jot down any ideas I have. If I don’t write them down immediately, they’re gone.

A little bit about Kate

I’m Kate, a bike loving, bread baking, brunette from Bristol, UK, and the author of Curb YourConsumerism. CYC is dedicated to simple living within your means.

We’re still very much a society deeply set in consumerism, so along with my readers, I’m shunning the throwaway lifestyle and making the rest up as I go along. I’ve learnt over the years to take my finances and quality of life into my own hands. I now write about how to eat well, live well and
prosper.

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About The Minimalist Wallet Series

I brazenly asked and they’ve delivered!

Bloggers all over are kindly opening up their wallets every Tuesday and showing us what they carry.

Want to be featured? Contact me.

(Hey and if you’re not a blogger but you are a minimalist, I’d love to feature you too!)

MINIMALIST WALLETS IN THE SERIES

The Everyday Minimalist

Jarkko Laine

Jurino

On Minimalism

Be More with Less

 Mind the Beginner

See more Minimalist Wallets in the Series.

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About everydayminimalist

I'm a 20-something year old girl who lived out of a single suitcase in 2007, and now I'm living with less, but only with the best. You don't have to get rid of everything to become a minimalist! Minimalism can help simplify and organize your life, career, & physical surroundings. You can read more about me as a minimalist. Or come and visit my other blog Fabulously Broke in the City where I got out of $60,000 of debt in 18 months, earning $65,000 gross/year.