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moving boxes. – Reading My Tea Leaves – Slow, simple, sustainable living.

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Growing a minimalist wardrobe. Life in a tiny apartment. My week in objects. February 25, 2014. Blame it on Yankee thrift, but despite the fact that we’ve moved house together four times, before this move James and I had never hired movers. We’ve coerced unsuspecting friends and family into helping us haul vintage furniture and heavy kitchen boxes up multiple flights of stairs, paying them only in cold beers and cold pizza. Some of you might have spotted the bright blue wonders over on Instagram. The box...

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TEAM BIOS | Life After Manson - The untold story of Patricia Krenwinkel

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OLIVIA KLAUS: Director / Producer. Olivia Klaus is an award-winning documentary filmmaker whose work has been seen on various networks like CNN, Discovery, MTV and The History Channel. An interactive agency that focuses on developing websites for non-profits, along with a variety of films and documentaries. Neshoba: The Price of Freedom. About justice and racial healing;. About the death penalty; and,. Too Little, Too Late. In the Blink of an Eye. Too Little, Too Late. To create grass-roots, local and na...

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growing a minimalist wardrobe: loungewear. – Reading My Tea Leaves – Slow, simple, sustainable living.

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Growing a minimalist wardrobe. Life in a tiny apartment. My week in objects. Growing a minimalist wardrobe: loungewear. November 12, 2014. Loungewear. There’s a word I say absolutely never. You know what I do. Cozy clothes. I have a cozy clothes drawer. It lives in James’s dresser. That makes it sound like I’m impinging on his wardrobe space, but my dresser only has three drawers, and his has five, so really it comes down to fairness. Negotiation in a tiny apartment. Their words, not mine, but they do.

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traveling tea leaves. – Reading My Tea Leaves – Slow, simple, sustainable living.

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Growing a minimalist wardrobe. Life in a tiny apartment. My week in objects. August 5, 2015. In the spirit of powering down, refreshing the spirit and the senses, and finding a little breathing room to explore the wide world, things will be a little quiet in this space until we’re back home in Brooklyn next week. Then, no doubt, I’ll regale you with recaps from our trip. Lessons learned. Hikes hiked. Nights endured. For now, here are a few posts to keep you sufficiently well-read in case you missed them:.

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natural beauty: camp essentials. – Reading My Tea Leaves – Slow, simple, sustainable living.

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Growing a minimalist wardrobe. Life in a tiny apartment. My week in objects. Natural beauty: camp essentials. August 4, 2015. Still, we’re not planning to rough it completely. I’ve got a square of bar soap. Tucked into some beeswrap. For safe-keeping. And I filled a pair of travel containers. With shampoo and conditioner portions squeezed out of the larger bottles of both that we’ve been using lately. (We found an old bottle of the down and dirty camp classic, Campsuds. Just in case. Okay fine, and a...

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family camping trip: planning. – Reading My Tea Leaves – Slow, simple, sustainable living.

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Growing a minimalist wardrobe. Life in a tiny apartment. My week in objects. Family camping trip: planning. July 27, 2015. We’ve finally settled on a destination. Maine. It’s not a place we’ve never been, but it is a place that we like to return to, and besides, everything’s new with a Junebug along for the ride. But the rub comes with the fact that most of the time we don’t. Of the woods most of the time, a camping vacation can paradoxically feel like an exercise in needing more. The rest of the time.

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baby proof: road tripping. – Reading My Tea Leaves – Slow, simple, sustainable living.

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Growing a minimalist wardrobe. Life in a tiny apartment. My week in objects. Baby proof: road tripping. August 3, 2015. The obvious is that city-babe Faye isn’t super used to travel by car. We don’t own a car, and we don’t even own our own car seat though since Cait and family made the move west, we’ve taken out a longterm loan on the seat they used for O. Here’s what we filled it with:. And bought a tiny set as a special treat. We read several books before bed each night so in trying to keep at least a ...

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baby proof: teething. – Reading My Tea Leaves – Slow, simple, sustainable living.

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Growing a minimalist wardrobe. Life in a tiny apartment. My week in objects. July 30, 2015. Love in the Time of Teething. A Tale of Two Teeth. She clung to my neck and cracked a smile when she spotted the bag of frozen blueberries on the fridge door. She began to oooh. In spite of herself. And so despite the hour, which was wee, we sat on the apartment floor together and ate frozen berries. I mama-birded tiny bites of frozen strawberries and wiped her back and my own neck with a cool cloth. Posed the sam...

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Tribeca Film Festival Report - Creative Visions

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Creative Activist Network (CAN). Creative Activist Program (CAP). Tribeca Film Festival Report. Posted On Apr 29 2015. By CAP Program Director, Jemma Davis. Tribeca Film Festival is a whirlwind to say the least. Combine thought-provoking films with the hustle of New York City and you have one heck of a festival. I was lucky enough to see some incredible films last week and wanted to share what I learned. You can click on any of the films below to learn more! Fun Fact: I gobbled up Shake Shack. Dir Kevin ...