A (short) list. In 2017 there was the Year 33: A Reading List, in 2018 A Reading Party, and in 2019, the #Dymocks52Challenge. Fun fact, each year I challenge myself to “read more” (and am proud to say the last three years have delivered…

A #minsgame recap. — If you follow @sheworksinthelibrary, or have read my ramblings about magical life-changing moments and replacing your TV with a bookshelf, then you will be familiar with my newfound aspiration to live a more deliberate life with less. I stumbled upon the concept of the 30-Day Minimalism Game (#minsgame) when browsing…

Why I Practice Yoga — It’s worth noting this post has a prequel, The Goal of Yoga Part 1: With Love From Activewear. It’s also worth mentioning that this post began its life as three (very looong) reasons as to why I practice yoga. They all held some truth but despite several hours of edits…

With Love from Active Wear — I had an odd moment over breakfast with a friend the other week. We were discussing random life matters and my latest big idea (aka secret resolution) for the new year: a personal trainer (I know, I know, who even am I?!) …

Reading and chill anyone? Doesn’t really have the same vibe to it as the slang term ‘Netflix and chill’ (aka the cool kids latest euphemism for a sexual escapade!). Or does it…?!?! Last year I moved house and made the decision to live without a TV. Shocked? Most people seemed…

A deliberate introduction — My introduction to minimalism began a little over a year ago. I was house-sitting (and cat-sitting) for my sister, Melissa, who was off living life in New York City for a couple of weeks. …

In 2017 I resolved to ‘read more’. Enter, Year 33: A Reading List. On Dec 31, 2017 the discovery that I was one of the 8% of people to actually keep their new year’s resolutions inspired a resolution party for one, and, so, the #2018readingparty reading list was born! And…

(because the word “party” makes it sound more fun!) — Happy New Year! Now, I realise I may be a little late to the party. But, I wanted to share my experience to resolve to resolute more attainably in 2018. Ahhh, new year’s resolutions. The tradition we love to hate. Yet, as the scenery shifts from one year to the…

A WHOA romance! — This emoji depicts my reaction after reading Natasha Lester’s Her Mother’s Secret in one sitting on-board a flight overseas! Except, I also exclaimed a “WHOA” with my hand flip — more dramatically so than I realised as the guy wearing fancy Bose noise-cancelling headphones seated across from me in the…