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other blog: the everyday minimalist
talk to me: contact me here
location: canada/usa
works: business consultant
net worth: ~$155,000 as of Dec 2011
eats: sashimi, tartiflette, pho
drinks: earl grey cream tea
gadgets: macbook pro 17", ipod touch (pda)
beauty: fb's list of toiletries/makeup
wants: roland rd700-gx piano
reads: ayn rand, tom stanley, sophie kinsella
watches: bones, mentalist, castle, top chef
wears: wrap dresses & necklaces
loves: minimalism, $$ management, traveling
hates: wearing shorts & being late for anything





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A Brief History of Pretty Much Everything
Posted on February 13, 2010 | 5 CommentsNot exactly, but it’s still pretty impressive! 2100 pages of a flipbook by an art student named Jamie Bell. Via & thanks to Eric of Narrow Bridge for sharing it in my Google Reader — Subscribe to my Google Reader feed here!. -
Review: As the Romans did
Posted on July 12, 2009 | No CommentsI have always been .. shall we say obsessed or enamoured with Roman and Greek history. I admired Alexander the Great of Macedonia, I eagerly followed Caesar’s exploits and his eventual downfall, and who could not love the practical Emperor Hadrian even though he was... -
How long should you keep your records?
Posted on June 28, 2009 | No CommentsTax returns (state and federal): I am not sure about the U.S. as I’ve heard the IRS says you should keep everything you’ve ever filed, FOREVER.. but in Canada, I’ve heard from the CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) that we should keep up to 7 years...



