Living a life worth loving with chronic pain, PTSD, and lots and lots of coffee.
Sometimes, I see people talk about wanting to be done with decluttering, finishing it off, and riding off into the minimalism sunset with not an unwanted or unneeded item in sight. The thing is, that's just straight up not realistic. If you're going to pursue minimalish living and all that comes with it, the declutter … Continue reading The Declutter That Never Ends
Minimalist – or minimalish – living isn't a destination, but a life full of intentional choices. Here are some daily practices that help me stay true to mine!
There’s nothing magical about the first of the year, but the time off and focus on the new does provide ample time to reflect and goal set. While I’m hesitant to label them “New Year’s resolutions,” I am setting new goals and changing some habits for growth in 2020. First and foremost, I’m going to … Continue reading New Year, New Opportunities for Progress
Creating a life that is safe and warm, merry and bright.
I love my library, my borrowed books on the table, and the slow kind of life it represents.
It’s amazing how many people don’t seem to understand priorities, progress, and how those two intertwine. I’ve never understood people who can go year to year, staying essentially the same the entire time. The same skill sets, the same books re-read, same music listened to, same opinions, same beliefs, same circular conversations. As far back … Continue reading Priorities & Progress
The holidays bring a lot of joys... and a lot of stress. Here are a few grounding practices to help you get through the harder moments.
