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Well, I see me going down that road and maybe it won't be complete until after both of my children leave home but I do see the writing on the wall for myself. Deep down I want to be a minimalist.
So...where do I go from here? Well, I came across a post from happyherbivore.com about how to become a minimalist. It appears she has a weekly minimalist topic on Monday's and will soon find myself visiting their often. Here are the main points.
- Reject Consumerism. Accept Minimalism.
- Remove Clutter.
- Remove Nonessentials.
- Simplify More.
- Move Beyond “Stuff.”
So, I'll share the entire post with a link below and really this post is more about me coming to realize the path I see before me. Are you sensing something in your future that you are working towards? I'd love if you would share.
Minimalist Monday: How to Become a Minimalist
Take care Naturals,
Sabrina



I would love to be a minimalist, but my 2 year old and all his toys, books, and clothes keep my house cluttered. I do embrace minimalist concepts when it comes to Christmas. I like to make gifts or give gifts that are consumed like cookies and theatre tickets. I tell people to spend quality time with me instead of giving me things. I hate stuff and things that simple clutter my home.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for Christmas! I really like that. As far as your son...that is why I said I will try when my kids are gone. They have so much stuff and always want stuff. It's kinda hard to be one with kids. Thanks for sharing.
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