I’ve come to the conclusion that it does exist. You purge, delete and minimize some more and then you’re stuck in a situation that’s completely dysfunctional. I’m talking, of course, about over-simplifying. For me, it came in different forms. One of them was the concept of owning a car. We used to own a 1998 [...]
This is already the sixth entry in the ‘Minimalist menu Monday’ series. Today, we’re peeking into the dietary habits of Aaron Lin, otherwise known as ‘the Greenimalist’. Aaron (temporarily) lives in Taiwan, where he is not only pursuing a minimalist lifestyle, but also tries to be as low-impact and eco friendly as possible. See how [...]
I’m not a compulsive site-stats watcher, but the times I did watch my stats, I noticed something in particular: The most popular posts on my blog, without failure, are the ones that feature the Christian faith. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again… minimalism and Christianity tie together beautifully. Yet for one reason [...]
Today sees the fifth post in the series of ‘minimalist menu Mondays’. We have the honor to peek into the diet of Elle Dougherty, author of ‘Expedition Minimalism‘. Elle mostly eats according to the Paleo diet. In short, this means ‘eat like humans did ages ago’. Lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, almost no processing. [...]
Today, I’m guest posting at the “Minimalist at home”. My post is called “minimalist traveling with young children” and will explain just that. Our family are fervent travelers, eventhoughwe have to consider the needs of two small children. I’m saying it’s not impossible to travel with little ones and it definitely shouldn’t be burdensome in [...]
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