Easily distracted by shiny things
Being a stay-at-home person for most normal people is 70% awesome and 30% meh. For normal people the separation from their co-workers, and the lack of social interaction in general, causes them a great deal of misery and depression. For me, it’s not an issue. I am a solitary person. If it wasn’t for my husband, …
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Here’s a little update on my Capsule Wardrobe experience so far! My capsule wardrobe, it works! It’s made my life a lot easier. I know exactly what I have to wear and I waste no time choosing it in the morning. Even when I include my workout and dog walking clothes, my capsule item count …
Read More Capsule Wardrobe UpdateCapsule wardrobe fiddling I did it! I overcame my natural instincts to cling to everything, to hang on to everything “just in case” and to keep things that are sentimental or that someone gave me and I felt bad giving away. I did another mighty clothing purge a week ago and got rid of ANOTHER …
Read More Capsule wardrobe updateFor the last few months (even before we left Germany) I’ve been pondering the idea of a capsule wardrobe. I had a lot of clothes, mostly given to me by awesome people when I had nothing – but only a few items that I actually chose for myself and brought with me from back home …
Read More Teeny Tiny teeny TEENY tiny capsule wardrobeAnd in this adventure story, there will be hurricanes, DNA results, surgeries, Lyme disease, new old cars, a road trip to the rural South of Georgia, new opportunities, broken things, fixed things and lots and lots of boxes. First – the hurricane. If you are even vaguely aware of the weather around the world, you …
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