In a Nutshell
other blog: fabulously broke in the city
minimalist since: 2007 -- why minimalism?
talk to me: contact me here!
current location: canada/usa
home: hotel room
owns: 3 suitcases 2 carryons of stuff
# of items: more than 100!
furniture: 1 japanese futon
works: business consultant
gadgets: macbook pro, ipod touch (pda)
drinks: earl grey cream tea
practices: rebel yoga and de-cluttering
loves: minimalism, $$ management, traveling
quirk: must prep my food before eating
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Allow Yourself to Hit the Reset Button
Posted on 1 October , 2014 | No CommentsTweet One of our unfortunate tendencies as humans is to hold on to past mistakes, or to beat ourselves up over the way things have been going. As you dwell on this difficulties, and as you berate yourself for not doing what you should have […] -
The Great Mosque of Djenné – Largest Mud Building in the World
Posted on 29 September , 2014 | No CommentsTweet The Great Mosque of Djenné is the largest mud brick building in the world. The mosque is located in the city of Djenné in Mali on the flood plain of the Bani River. In April 1893 the French colonel Archinard took [a picture of] […] -
A Road Trip With Too Much Stuff
Posted on 27 September , 2014 | 3 CommentsTweet Oh myyyyy! My wife and I had decided to do our annual trip to New York city to attend the US Open Tennis Championships among other things but this time we’d have 2 young kids with us. The result was predictable I guess?: One […] -
When Does it Make Sense to Do-It-Yourself?
Posted on 24 September , 2014 | 1 CommentTweet We hear a lot about the importance of saving money and learning valuable skills by tackling projects around the house on our own. Do-it-yourself is becoming a popular way to get things done. However, it doesn’t always make sense to get involved in a […] -
Solar-powered Camera Strap: Simple and useful
Posted on 22 September , 2014 | No CommentsTweet Forgot to charge your camera? No problem, your camera strap will take care of that. This is just a conceptual solution, but I love it when things do double duty. Via Engadget