There's still time...

I hope this inspires you. It has me.

summergoals.

Shirtfolders: Practitioners of a Simple, Satisfying Art

Imagine your ideal wardrobe, if you will. Do you have it? How do you dream of obtaining it, if you aren't satisfied? All of these questions could be tackled in an entirely different post, of course... However, you might find that you already have your ideal wardrobe, right under your nose! Paring down my clothing inventory is a topic I think of now and then, and I always seem to return to the same conclusion:

• stick to the basics
• choose quality
• keep just enough
• care for what you do have

There is something to be said about the satisfaction of imagining yourself opening up the drawers of your bureau and seeing your shirts neatly folded, stacked, and ready to grab and just put on. Thinking of keeping my shirts in such order, while knowing much else in my life is somewhat a special kind of chaos, brings me back down to the earth and causes me to marvel at the easiness of it all. As such, this video that I'm posting below ought to inspire you to make your way to your drawer and do a mindful shirt storing meditation. It's almost as fun and aesthetically pleasing as it is simple!

folding shirts, the "japanese way". So they say.

World's Smallest Sushi

Here in our western world, we typically tend to find meaning in money, and more money. Oh, and gold. Essentially, more in general. But, perhaps... suppose one could find meaning in less? What if meaning could be found in the smallest amount possible? Truly, in this post from Junkculture, more might be found in less.

baking bread and learning to dance, today.