Favorites from the week:
Zero waste also means caring for the clothes you do have. Check out Caroline Joy’s tips for taking care of your sweaters.
How to make sure your recycling gets recycled.
Everything could change tomorrow.
imperfect adventures in simplifying, beautifying, travel, and life.
Favorites from the week:
Zero waste also means caring for the clothes you do have. Check out Caroline Joy’s tips for taking care of your sweaters.
How to make sure your recycling gets recycled.
Everything could change tomorrow.
Favorites from the week:
It’s okay for your friendships to change as you get older.
9 zero waste travel tips that won’t make you hate life.
10 ways to live a more minimal life.
An interview with Marie Kondo.
January always feels like the longest month ever. But we made it. Hello February!
Favorites from the week:
Anyone else super proud when they finish a candle?
AM or PM showers? (I alternate depending on the time of the year!)
Motherhood.
“I’ve come to love my life without children and I wonder how it will be possible to take care of a child when sometimes, I find it quite difficult to take care of myself. I understand this is something maternal magic eventually grinds into selflessness but in the interim, I’m reveling in selfishness. I have plans. I have things I want to do. Sometimes, they don’t involve children. “
Why we’ll look back on our smartphones like cigarettes.
“Like 99% of the value that people actually get out of Facebook, if you put distraction aside, probably requires 20 minutes on Sunday.”
Decluttering vs. buying too much in the first place.
Loved this Q&A with the Crazy Rich Asians costume designer.
And most importantly: Richard Madden or Idris Elba for the next Bond? I DON’T KNOW.
Favorites from the week:
Bring back the milk man. (I am super excited to see how Loop works out!)
The worst plastic polluters worldwide.
30 things I’ve learned in my 30th year. (Appropriate since I turn 30 next week!)
How do you think about death?
“The fear of flying often kicks in around age 27, studies reveal, when people start to grapple with their own mortality. They don’t feel invincible, like they did as rowdy kids and hormonal teenagers.” YEP. ME.
Why I’m going back to an old Blackberry. (I miss my Blackberry so much.)
Favorites from the week:
A response to that viral article on millennial burnout.
“Often, we move too fast, on autopilot, and as Petersen describes, life is a constant struggle to keep up. Becoming a parent can be an emotional reset. Am I prescribing parenthood as an antidote for burnout? Of course not. And it doesn’t have to be a child that shakes your worldview and resets your priorities. There are myriad other ways people achieve this kind of reset: a dog, a serious illness, a religious epiphany, ayahuasca.”
Decluttering your digital space.
Tips for working from home in the winter.
Things to do beyond refusing a straw.
A guide to creating a daily uniform.
And to file for next year: Christmas decorations from the grocery store.