I’m giving away my copy of “lightly How to live a simple, serene, stress-free life” by Francine Jay.
It’s a great little book with lots of ideas for minimizing, simplicity, decluttering and more.
To enter, Please leave a comment on why you’d like to have it.
I will use a random number generator to pick a winner and then will post that and the winner can email me there address.
The giveaway will be open until next Sunday, April 14th.
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This is so very generous of you Chris. I love to read books on frugality, minimalism, decluttering and living simply. 🙂
looks like you are the only one so far!!
I would love this book. Have been focusing on trying to live simply since I know I get more joy out of life when I do. Susan R
Great, it’s a sweet book with lots of ideas.
I have been following your blog since 2016. I found out about my MM and saw your article in a magazine in the Dr. office. I’m so wanting to follow your decluttering goals but do more planning than anything. I’m in the re boxing stage. Would love the book to try again. Dubbie
I remember you. How is your Myeloma?? Just keep going with the decluttering!! I’m still finding things that I don’t need anymore.
I am on the cusp of retirement and need to declutter my home and my schedule. I enjoy reading your blog.
Good luck with retirement! You’ll at least have the time to work on things:)