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I am putting my kit together tonight and it will contain: 1 glass 1 dish 1 bowl 1 teacup 1 fork 1 spoon 1 knife 1 pen
After only two weeks of minimalist fashion project 333, I can clearly see that one purse is enough. One pair of sunglasses is enough. One necklace is enough and one bracelet is enough (usually more than enough), but what about things like dishes and cups? ?Just because you can walk into Target and buy 44 cups for $4.00, doesn’t mean you should. Pens are cheap, but do you really need 10 or more in a jar on your desk. And why, if you start with 10, do you always have none by the end of the week? If you only had one, would you take better care of it?
For this mini-mission, create a kit for yourself. One dish, one cup, one bowl, one pen…you get the idea. Whatever you would typically use more than one of each day, cut it down to one. Challenge the idea that one is enough. This might be a weekend experiment or maybe longer. You might find that one is not enough or that one is actually too much.
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Now that I am 3 months post my cosmetic obsession confession, I am also ready to apply the one is enough to make-up for a little while…
Bonus Mission: Make it a family affair. Will your husband, wife or children join you? See how it changes things in your family. Your dishwasher won’t be running much!
What’s on your one is enough list? What will not be appearing on your list? Are you going to think about this mini-mission or take action?
1 sunscreen/lotion 1 foundation 1 concealer 1 blush 1 eye shadow 1 eye liner 1 mascara 1 lipstick – just kidding, I’m not ready for that!
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