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Need to Want Less

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Need to Want Less is a series of illustrations by “a lazy gal that’s trying not to be“ Erin Hanson. Quirky, simple and well, true, her entire gallery is worth checking out. See some more here..

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The flaws we have.

environminimalist:

We know what we want to have.
We exaggerate what we need to have. 
We don’t know the extent of what we already have.

(via zenhabits)

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Wonderfully joyful site if you’re not already aware of it.
unhappyhipsters:

It didn’t matter what they did to encourage a natural xeriscape, the yard continued to yield stubby, garishly green grass.
(Photo: Chad Holder; Dwell)
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Wonderfully joyful site if you’re not already aware of it.

unhappyhipsters:

It didn’t matter what they did to encourage a natural xeriscape, the yard continued to yield stubby, garishly green grass.

(Photo: Chad Holder; Dwell)

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Favorite Part of Omaha?

I’m compiling a list of people’s favorite parts of our great city. Whether it’s a location, event, person or more it’s fair game. Most important thing is that it’s important to you. Now…go!

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Letting Go of Fake Needs

Another solid post from Leo Babauta of ZenHabits over at his complementary site, mnmlist.com called “Letting Go of Fake Needs”

Here’s a taste…

Our lives are filled with things we need to do. Until we look a little more closely at those needs.

Think about what needs you might have: the need to check your email every 15 minutes, or empty your inbox, or read all your blogs, or keep something perfectly neat, or dress to work in the latest fashions. The need to constantly badger your kids about things, or control your co-workers, or meet with everyone who wants a meeting, or be wealthier and wealthier, or own a nice car.

Where do these types of needs come from? They’re completely made up.

For the entire article, check out: “Letting Go of Fake Needs”

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RDQLUS Creative's Newest Amazingness

Here’s the latest from Steve Gordon’s amazing portfolio which highlights his love and devotion for the OMA…

The t-shirts come in white & black!

Keep up the great work SG! 

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