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If you observe the left hand side of the picture you will note the two brown leather seats. Those are two of the three poufs. I am sitting on one of my two stools for this shot. Picture by Scott Haydon My seating arrangement in The Fortune Cookie is a tad unusual. A normal . . . → Read More: Downsizing: Unique Ways to Store Items 
It is the pervading law of all things organic and inorganic, Of all things physical and metaphysical, Of all things human and all things super-human, Of all true manifestations of the head, Of the heart, of the soul, That the life is recognizable in its expression, That form ever follows function. This is the law. . . . → Read More: Downsizing: Form Follows Function 
Another one bites the dust. I have a history of smashing things into little bits. It is really rather unfortunate considering the small amount of plates, cups and silverware that I have. So this particular incident came as a surprise, as I did not break the item up on the chopping block today. I . . . → Read More: “And This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” Part Three 
I have realized one of the hardest things about living in a tiny space is owning sentimental items. If you are like me, you have a box (or two or three) of sentimental items. That hold yearbooks, baby books, photo albums, graduation caps, gifts from friends, travel mementos and scrapbooks. I have purged a lot . . . → Read More: Aspects of Tiny Living: Downsizing Again “You are a child of the Universe no less than the trees & the Stars” I adore this cup. Thank you Robyn! This is part two of an ongoing series about the short lifespan of my drinking vessels. I figure that this will be series, seeing that I am continually graceful. To subscribe to . . . → Read More: “And This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” Part Two My adventures in accidentally breaking things continues. . . . → Read More: “And This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” This was written by Doc and Dominique and handed out at Occupy Black Friday Seattle 2011. I thought this was phenomenal and really wanted to share this with all of you. Please read this and think about it. In a cash economy, one goal is accumulation. In gift culture, the focus is placed on sharing . . . → Read More: Cash Economy vs. Gift Culture |
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