How minimalism can help you afford a house
The key word here? DOWNSIZE. It is far easier to get rid of your huge couch, your armoire, your furniture and all your knick-knacks than it is to have to save up more money for a b
Style Bloggers <3 Budgeting: Dana of Something Good
Tell me a bit about yourself Dana is a part time blogger, full time fundraiser living in Washington, DC. When she’s not blogging, she spends her time reading, going to theatr
In the world of Save. Spend. Splurge.
What I liked this week: OMG. A lofted bed closet. It’s a bed on top of your walk-in closet. A brilliant idea for super small tiny spaces. What’s your price? Coul
Sherry’s Ramblings
I have no other title for this kind of post, but they’re random thoughts and I can’t make a post out of that would be worth anything, are too long for Twitter & ar
Organic food and products – Not all it’s cracked up to be
I’ve been asked by a number of you to continue ranting about real food and its lack of existence these days, particularly since a lot of you didn’t know some things tha
Morning Routines of Successful People: The Toddler Edition
Read this article Morning Routines of Successful People then come back here, ‘cuz I think I have the perfect routine down. My day is exactly like theirs. POINT #1: WAKE UP
Is it necessary to give gifts to people to make them feel good?
Had an excellent comment / point from Nico on my post a long time ago about reaching a Minimalist No-Gift Christmas as an adult that made me think: In regards to giving children un
Having lots of money doesn’t really make you happy
People think with all this money I make in such a short amount of time, I should always be happy but money doesn’t change who you are or how you feel above a comfortable inco