Stumbled upon this post on the Man Repeller blog. Just have to share it, it says it all and it’s funny. Everything I thought only I had problems with, turns out pretty much every woman does… How many listed statements can you agree with? http://www.manrepeller.com/2016/05/impractical-fashion-trends.html
Category: Thoughts
Planeta singli
Amazing. It was expected that it was going to be good, but so good… Mitja Okorn’s perfectionism sure is well expressed in this film (and in his prevous ones as well). Some moments it does go toward a typical american romantic comedy but in the very next moment something completely unexpected happens. It’s a long …
Food minimalism – a very good podcast about health
I’ve already mentioned The Minimalists and will most likely do it again in the future. So I’ve just listened to the latest podcast…feeling amazed. If you have any spare time on your hands, listen, if to no other, at least to this podcast – about health. Where Joshua explains, with the words of common sense, what it …
Minimalism or how to reclaim your life
What is minimalism? It’s not just about material things and decluttering, although it does most often start here. Basically it’s about living a meaningful life, finding out what really matters to us, where we want to focus our energy, time and attention. The best explanation is given by The minimalists. They explain every aspect of …
The benefits of keeping a diary
Why keep a diary? Because it just makes life better. In time we learn about when we feel the most comfortable writing it; everyday, once a week, maybe only once or twice a month. Depends on our dedication or simply just the need to »say« something, the choice is ours alone. Sometimes it may be something that …
Reaching goals and letting go
These notes are inspired by the book The Sorcerer’s Apprentice by Evald Flisar. Just to be clear, all my posts, categorised as “thoughts” and “books” are a mixture of the book review and my own opinions and experience. Same goes for both parts of this post. “The fool who persists in his folly will become wise.” – William …
How to find our wild nature (part 3)
Procrastination. Something we all do. Laziness is a part of human nature; once we’re in a safe place, why move away from it? We may only have partially achieved our goals but we’re comfortable now, we’re safe and we just don’t feel like moving forward. The thing to say about this – there’s never a …
How to find our wild nature (part 2)
Restraining creativity can express in dreams; I have heard (and read of) several people, mostly women, talk about a terrifying dream of a, so called, dark man. These dreams are not bad, as creepy as they may be. They are very informative and mainly encourage creativity. They tell or remind us we aren’t using our creative …
How to find our wild nature
This post was inspired by the book Women who run with the wolves (more about it at the end of part 3), where the author writes mostly about the power of women, but since I believe we are equally powerful (just in different ways mostly), I’m writing this in general. It goes for each and …
How to find our gratitude
Life only makes sense when we’re grateful. Every day. I’m grateful for everything beautiful and good, life, health, happiness, family, friends, clean water, fresh air, home, comfortable clean bed, luck, honesty, safety, warmth, appreciation, respect, simpathy, admiration, good ideas, art, fashion, money, lauhter, fun, dance, humor, intelligence, good music, inspiration, safety, cleanliness, power, strength, energy. …