Te.cycle

It was that time of the month that I revisited my "stuff" and determined things I want to keep and things I wanted to let go of.

But wait, what do you mean you're letting go of your "stuff"?  Isn't that not sustainable?

Keeping things you no longer need or want, is not sustainable but rather quite the opposite.

They take up space in your house and subconsciously, in your brain leaving you feeling overwhelmed and unorganized.

By taking control of what comes into your home that takes up space, we allow more valuable, and important things to come into our lives.

This is a loose definition of what slow living is all about.

⚠️ Warning hashtag photos of may distort the reality of what slow living truly means

P.S. I let go of my stuff using my local buy nothing group 🔆

Sad to see a gem on Main street closed down 😢

Here's a throwback to my first time visiting and having the most amazing flatbread. Hope to taste it again in the near future.

Until next time!
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The snow has come and gone in Vancouver in a blink of an eye.

Have you noticed during a snowfall, it seems more peaceful and quiet?

That's because snow absorbs sound from the beautiful snowflake structure.

The porous of the snow crystal shapes absorb sound through the space between each snowflake.

Nature is fascinating, isn't it?

I hope this brings you memories of your snowfall walks!