The Kon Marie method ("does it spark joy?") offers a self-medication regime for middle class people with undiagnosed anxiety disorders and too much stuff. And now there's an official store, complete with $86 candles, to consume your way to minimalism.
In a letter posted on the site, Ms Kondo said her tidying method "isn't about getting rid of things".
Instead, she wrote: "It's about heightening your sensitivity to what brings you joy.
"Once you've completed your tidying, there is room to welcome meaningful objects, people and experiences into your life."
BUY.
This clip is apparently from “Malltime,” a 1987 episode of the British TV documentary program Equinox. Some insist that the woman is an actor, and that may very well be true especially given the mall is located in Los Angeles. But that doesn’t mean she isn’t also a very enthusiastic mall walker. (via r/ObscureMedia)
If any of y’all want to do this for me with Japanese stationary supplies and airline tickets, I’m fine with it.
A number of fellas have played Bozo the Clown over the years. Frank Avruch was the best. The world became a little bit less joyful earlier this week in the wake of his death at the age of 89. Avruch played Bozo on TV during the height of the clown’s popularity in the 1950s through […]
As the summer surges forward, grilling and evenings in the backyard may be the only serious outdoor excursions many of us take this season. Yet even with all of our current problems, there’s one group who doesn’t care a bit about COVID-19 and will still look to make any trip you make outside into an […]
With all due respect to our vegetarian friends, there might be nothing more intrinsically linked to the 4th of July holiday than a big ole cookout. Sure, fireworks and celebrating the birth of a constitutional republic are great too, but showing off your cooking prowess with a brilliantly seared, mouth-watering slab of grade-A American beef […]
We’re at the midway point of 2020. So…how’s the year going for you so far? Yeah…we can guess. But while there’s a lot about 2020 we can’t directly control, maybe a little retail therapy can help make you feel better. Sure, the 39 items we gathered together can absolutely bring a smile to your face. […]
