Tag: Buy Nothing

  • Relentlessly Dorky

    Relentlessly Dorky

    The title of this post came to me as I was falling asleep the other night. I was thinking about how I’ve been waiting all my life to be an old person who prioritizes my rest and my nonglamorous hobbies. I’ve been middle aged at heart forever. Sure, there’s some things I miss about my…

  • Saturday Lapse, Sunday Penance

    Saturday Lapse, Sunday Penance

    Zero spending for me this week, besides food, gas and train fare. I am supportive of the various calls for strikes, like an economic blackout day on Feb. 28. But to really get any attention/leverage, I think everyone would have to scale back spending more and for longer than that. Come over to the no-spend…

  • Inordinate Amounts of Cheese

    Inordinate Amounts of Cheese

    Last week did not kick off as expected. Saturday night, Tom and F. were puking simultaneously. Sunday, more of the same. I did not get sick but didn’t feel great. Not a great way to watch the Eagles win the Super Bowl, but we powered through. (Boys were OK.) This illness (which eventually affected the…

  • And the Candle Burns Another Night

    And the Candle Burns Another Night

    Well well well, another week of almost zero spending. Several of the crunchy/minimalist/frugal Instagram accounts I follow have said lately that they see not spending as a form of protesting this administration. For me, I wouldn’t say it’s the main catalyst behind my non-spending, since I’ve done it to different degrees for a long time.…

  • In Over My Bread

    In Over My Bread

    This week I was off two days and was only in the office one day. I was able to continue my streak of using up the food we have. Happy to report that we have eaten in the past six nights AND I even managed to bring leftovers for lunch on my office day. I…

  • A Week in the Life

    A Week in the Life

  • January

    January

  • Goodbye No. 1

    Goodbye No. 1

  • A Whiteboard Christmas

    A Whiteboard Christmas

  • Everything Is Inventory

    Everything Is Inventory