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  • A day at the gardens

    Posted on Sunday October 11th, 2009 at 00:13 in family, simple

    The weekend has been absolutely beautiful.I could talk about how the sun shone, how we were able to get out and enjoy the weather, and how it really, truly, feels like Spring is here.But I'd rather show you the photos.We took the kids to the Botanic ...

  • Home made spray cleaner

    Posted on Tuesday October 6th, 2009 at 17:13 in recipes, simple, thumbs up

    I've stopped buying those expensive and dangerous "Spray and Wipe" products, since getting this recipe from a friend at choir.You can make it at home, it's safe, cheap, and environmentally-friendly. All good news!All you need is your own spray bottle...

  • Rain, rain, come again another day...

    Posted on Thursday October 1st, 2009 at 22:59 in water, simple

    The following is an old post, that I wrote when I first came to Dunedin.Now Dunedin is my home, and I almost consider myself a Kiwi. And I want to share the blessing of our rain with you. So here it is...again.It is raining right now.As I look out of...

  • TV free: Thinking outside The Box

    Posted on Thursday October 1st, 2009 at 20:42 in simple, connect

    It probably sounds really weird, but we don't watch TV. At all.Our kids watch DVDs, and that's it. I don't think the TV channels are even tuned in. It wasn't a conscious decision, although a couple of years ago, when I lived in Australia, I did consc...

  • Clothing on a budget

    Posted on Monday July 27th, 2009 at 22:32 in frugal, simple

    I used to be a fashion victim. Now I like to think I'm not. These days, I buy very few items of clothing each year, and I make them last.My total clothing budget comes to much less than $500 per year (about $300 US), and that includes heavy duty, hig...