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As someone who is a compulsive clutter-clearer, I like this guy's idea in theory. But the tone of his site is just so hypocritical. He doesn't want to part with his stuff, that's what all the negotiating and rule-bending is about. He's doing this as some sort of weird self-sacrifice. Or maybe to attract attention for his business publish Christian audio books?

I live in a small space with minimal stuff because it makes my life better. It takes effort to maintain, but it's no sacrifice.


Apartment Therapy Chicago | The 100 Thing Challenge by Dave Bruno
6/26/08 9:58 AM

This is just the sort of dreary, cluttered, and depressing place people fear when they think of living in small spaces.


Apartment Therapy Los Angeles | 20 Tips for Living in Small Spaces n. (slingks) Surreptitious web links to other good sites
5/2/08 2:37 PM

Unlike most posters, I like shabby chic, and I love what white paint does for those heavy brown pieces of furniture. At its best, this can be an elegant look. But all the cutesy-wootsey gee-gaws give me claustrophobia. I can't breathe. All that bric-a-brac makes the room seem dirty and dusty. It's exhausting -- there's nowhere for the eye to rest. With no blank space, you can't appreciate anything hanging on the walls. Even worse, this kind of collecting suggests the owner is well on the road to meeting her demise under stacks of horded Victoria magazines.


Apartment Therapy Chicago | Midwest #12: Margaret's Highrise Beach Bungalow
4/16/08 9:13 AM

Anusha73 --

I think you might be talking about "The 100 Mile Diet." Two Vancouver-based journalists began it as a year-long feature at an online magazine The Tyee (thetyee.ca). It recently became a book.

They set themselves the task of only eating foods that were grown or raised within 100 miles of Vancouver. Winter caused were some hilariously bad meals until they got the hang of it.

If you go to the Tyee, you can find their feature series in the archive.


NYTimes: Is Green Consumerism Diabolically Stupid?
7/6/07 12:23 PM