Tag Archives: voluntary simplicity

Enjoying Tough Times: Home, Meals and Simple Pleasures

The economy sucks. It’s horrible out there. People are losing jobs in record numbers. The “basics” cost more now — a LOT more — than they did just a couple years ago. It’s harder to make ends meet than it … Continue reading

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If all we really have is time…

You have heard the old query… “If you had 24 hours to live, how would you spend them?” And I’m sure that thinking about this semi-regularly is probably a good idea. At the very least, it’s humbling. Sure, I’d like … Continue reading

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I hate my new printer!

Ok, my new printer is a nice one. It’s an all-in-one and does everything but serve my lunch. It is a wonder of modern technology… so why do I hate it? I have determined that there are some areas where … Continue reading

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Reduce, Recycle and Reuse: Going Green with an iPhone!

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Discover Hulu: Enjoy an after-feast movie-fest

I’m loving Hulu. If you haven’t discovered it yet, go there now. If you have finished with the Thanksgiving meal and need a little kick-back time (and you aren’t a sports fan), Hulu will come to your rescue. I’ve registered … Continue reading

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