Minimalism is a mindset, not only an aesthetic. Here, Isla Kerr explores what happens when distractions fade and only the essential remains. Through stories of everyday choices, the Essentialist uncovers the freedom found in less.
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While deadly, a spider spins to survive. Just a thought to start.
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I am pondering Dr. Carl G. Jung and “school reform.” The answer is simple: CARING
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Wondering why, on a Tuesday morning, I am taking a few photos of a very foggy sunrise
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As I get older, each day becomes special, whether I’m playing with grandkids or speaking with my wife and my sons. I cherish each moment of the journey.
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I wonder if you can get moon burn. Trying to get pictures of moonflowers.
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I was eating some leftover chicken and rice casserole with broccoli and thinking about the circle of life.
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Listening to a five-note flute and pondering at a Honda dealer, and always synchronicity.
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I am sitting by my computer, thinking of a circle.
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Taking and making the most of each moment and learning about moleskin: I think we need to find moleskin in education, along with switchbacks.
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Should we be kissing frogs on a chilly, wet morning granted it could be a poison arrow dart frog and regardless it is still hard.
