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Minimalism / Eating Cheap - The New Normal
by Sat Jul 21, 2012 11:29 am
More minimalist ideas...
Moving cross country to a whole new life has quickly helped me to let things go. The questions in your head become simple.
Do I really need this?
Do I like it well enough to wrap it with care and carry it up a flight of stairs?
Will it have a place in my home?
Is it broken or worn out?
Is the sentimental value worth keeping it?
Will I miss it?
Great ideas for eating cheap - Just don't buy the meat!
This is doable for most of us. Add a futon mattress, some bowls, cookware and utensils and what else do we need?
Moving cross country to a whole new life has quickly helped me to let things go. The questions in your head become simple.
Do I really need this?
Do I like it well enough to wrap it with care and carry it up a flight of stairs?
Will it have a place in my home?
Is it broken or worn out?
Is the sentimental value worth keeping it?
Will I miss it?
Great ideas for eating cheap - Just don't buy the meat!
This is doable for most of us. Add a futon mattress, some bowls, cookware and utensils and what else do we need?
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