January 27, 2013
by Kendra Pierre-Louis
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As a native New Yorker, I wear my city’s quirks like a demented badge of honor. While others bemoan the size of an average New York City home (1,300 square feet, or half the national average), I revel in all … Continue reading
August 22, 2012
by Fredrica Rudell
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By Fredrica Rudell I have a mixed marriage. Our differences are not racial, religious or ethnic, but rather they are ecological. It has been said that men are from Mars and women from Venus. In our case, I strive to … Continue reading
December 29, 2012
by Katherine Gloede
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As a 20-something living in Manhattan with two roommates, we have little space to store excess stuff. To make the most of precious space, we’re constantly ridding ourselves of knick knacks, clothes and all variety of household goods and accessories. … Continue reading
July 26, 2012
by Jennifer Lee
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By Jennifer Lee Thinking about decluttering your closet or your entire home? You’re not alone. The decluttering movement is rapidly gaining momentum as hordes of shoppers turn their noses up at traditional consumerism and embrace a simpler way of living. … Continue reading
June 8, 2012
by Melissa OYoung
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By Melissa O’Young It was an exciting moment. I was finally moving to the other side of the world after living 23 years in Australia. London was calling out to me … but what to pack in my suitcase? Don’t let … Continue reading