Minimalism isn’t a dirty word
So how does minimalism work if you a book lover? If you’ve read any of my posts here or on Not a Pedestrian
Setting a tone: gratitude and thankfulness
Today’s post is about setting a tone of gratitude and thankfulness in your home. First, let’s start with a reflection: What are the
Some homes are for a season
We’ve moving again. As the title says, some homes are for a season. In this case that season is Fall (Autumn) and Winter.
From Trash to Treasure: the Dumpster Dresser
All I have to say is “Thank you Nicole Curtis!” – after watching the first season of rehab addict, RM started to understand
State of the Union
“There is nothing more admirable than when two people who see eye to eye keep house as man and wife, confounding their enemies
Textiles: Warmth and the brownish knitted sweater
“Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside
Be at Home where you Are
“Be at home where you are” (1 Tim 6:6-7) Being fully at home in a new place is not always easy. But in
Merging Stuff and Styles
“It is true that the aesthetic turn has led to a frantic search for mystical experiences of all kinds, and to addictive behavor
What’s in a Name?
“Philosophy is really nostalgia, the desire to be at home.” ― Novalis Names have power. Names convey identity. Names mark seasons of life
Life is Messy
“The cruel irony of housework: people only notice when you don’t do it.” — Danielle Raine Housework Blues — A Survival Guide Life