Posts Tagged 100 Thing Challenge

Living (happily!) with less

Couldn’t resist sharing this great essay on living simply from The Christian Science Monitor. It’s by my friend and freelance writing colleague Kris Bordessa. She and her family lived in Hawaii for three years and happily embraced the easy-going, less materialistic culture they found in the islands. They’ve just returned to what many of us consider the altar of materialism: California. Read it here.

I’m kind of intrigued by a simple living advocate she mentions: Dave Bruno created something called the 100 Thing Challenge. His goal is to cut his possession back to just 100 items by the end of the year. Could you do it?

2 comments September 22, 2008


Read & Learn









Categories

Tags

100 Thing Challenge adult foster care allowance Banking Budgeting car accident cars Chickens Christmas Citicard Clark Howard credit credit card Dave Ramsey debit Debit cards Debt eggs Eldercare expenses Food/Eating Out frugal living Gas prices Great Depression Hawaii Health health insurance Housing Costs hybrids Insurance Kathy Peel Kids Kris Bordessa piggybank prescriptions Quicken RedPlum sandwich Saving school supplies simple living Smart Source The Two-Income Trap Tricare urban chickens

Stat Counter

free hit counter script

Recently Twittered