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    Chronik einer Krise: Bilder der Ausgangssperre

    by Undine Almani 22. Juni 2020
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  • DIYMinimalismus

    DIY Kakebo 2020: ein minimalistisches japanisches Haushaltsbuch zum Selbermachen

    by Undine Almani 17. Februar 2020
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  • Minimalismus

    Wie findet man eine Capsule Wardrobe-Farbpalette?

    by Undine Almani 27. Januar 2020
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  • Minimalismus

    Sind echte Minimalisten irgendwann fertig mit Ausmisten?

    by Undine Almani 20. Januar 2020
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  • Minimalismus

    Minimalismus Rückblick 2019 / Ausblick 2020

    by Undine Almani 7. Januar 2020
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  • AchtsamkeitUndefinierbar

    Was ich in 15 Jahren Yoga gelernt habe

    by Undine Almani 19. Dezember 2019
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    Upcycling: Kaputte Socken retten, oder: wenn Menschen denken, dass mein Kind friert

    by Undine Almani 20. November 2019
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  • Leben mit Kind

    Nass und glücklich. Nachteile und gute Teile bedürfnisorientierter Erziehung

    by Undine Almani 13. November 2019
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  • Undefinierbar

    Minimalismus mit Familie: Was anders ist.

    by Undine Almani 11. November 2019
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  • Minimalismus

    Digitaler Minimalismus (Teil 1)

    by Undine Almani 23. Juni 2019
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In dem Buch geht es um die Erziehung von Kleinkindern und den Umgang mit Konflikten. Es ist für alle Menschen mit kleinen Kindern interessant und kann sogar mit dem Kind zusammen gelesen werden. Es gibt erklärende Comics sowie Geschichten zum Vorlesen. Das Buch hilft auch dabei, sich selbst über Denkfehler und Probleme klar zu werden.

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I'm a bit tired, how about you? ⁣ Looking forwar I'm a bit tired, how about you? ⁣ Looking forward to our trip to #sweden. However, we are also super afraid of the long drive. It will be much longer than the one to Brittany, where we usually go. We hope to find some mental rest in Sweden after months of exhaustion due to the Covid-19 policy for children in Germany. With the perspective of a second children-only lockdown in winter, I feel much unrest, I feel angry and left alone. This is not a naive dream. I have realistic expectations about it. But I am also a outdoorsy dreamer and I just see it all fit, I just see it all be better than this, better than our life here. And the fascinating thing about this, is that this gut feeling of mine, before moving somewhere, has always, in 100% of the cases, been correct. So I decided to trust it, to take a look at Sweden, to see if it's for us or just a fling. ⁣ We are now looking for a nice little hut, and will hopefully book it later that day or tomorrow. I am always so excited about travel. I usually forget something and travelling is never smooth for me, never perfect. ⁣ But one thing I always do is to bring my journal. Also nowhere near perfect, not even good. I tend to stop taking notes after a few days, losing track of time and events. I take a lot of photos, I shoot videos too, now. Maybe I can give you a tour on YouTube, if I find the time... ⁣ Okay, well, wish me luck with that little hut! :> [Photo: thrifted bathroom mirror <3] #visitsweden #learningswedish #swedentrip #minimalismchallenge #minimalismlife #minimalisminterior #minimalismhome #minimalismstyle #minimalismobsession #minimalismgame #minimalismusmitkindern #minimalismlifestyle #minimalism_ig #cleanminimalism #minimalistblogger #minimalismblogger #sustainableblogger #portraitphotography #minimalistphotography #minimalismphotography #minimalphotography #minimalism #minimalismus #minimalportrait #minimalistbathroom #minimalistdecor #minimaliststyle #minimalistliving #minimalisthome
Rye flour shampoo hacks / tips :> ⁣ My favorite Rye flour shampoo hacks / tips :> ⁣ My favorite tricks when washing my hair with (um, yes, it works) rye flour: ⁣ i. 𝗔𝗱𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗻𝗮𝗺𝗼𝗻 · cinnamon takes away any odors and also just smells nice. I've read that it could also have anti-fungal and anti-bacterial effects, but I haven't double-checked that. I always use cinnamon in my rye shampoo, because I just like the smell. Another option are essential oils. ⁣ ii. The 𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗿 𝗿𝗶𝗻𝘀𝗲 is kind of standard, but did you know that vinegar can also reduce itching? I've gotten a lot of questions on that topic actually, so I want to add this here: Using white vinegar in a watery solution can actually reduce these effects 🙂 I've also had some trouble with my skin in the beginning, and it helped with the transition. ⁣ iii. It's also possible to omit vinegar and just do a very 𝗰𝗼𝗹𝗱 𝗿𝗶𝗻𝘀𝗲. It's refreshing for the skin, and tbh, I don't like vinegar smell on my head that much, and I don't think that it vanishes fast enough, so I switched after a while. :p → If you feel the same and you're looking for an alternative, try a cold head shower after using the rye flower. ⁣ (◠‿◕) ⁣ #zerowaste #minimalistfamily #vacation2020 #coronaeltern #mindfulliving #lifewithless #minimalistlife #minimalistblog #zerowasteliving #lesswaste #ecofriendly #reducewaste #nowaste #plasticfree #sustainable #reduceplastic #zeroplastic #zerowastelife #lowwaste #lesswaste #sustainableminimalism #zerowasteliving #zerowastetips #zerowastejourney
4 years of waiting before finally being ready to d 4 years of waiting before finally being ready to do this. 😛 ⁣ Fun / serious, easy / hard, right / wrong, good / bad... at decision making?! Me? Hm. ⁣ I waited 4 years to do this, playing it through in my head, telling myself: Nah, it's a dumb idea. I can't do this. It's too ridiculous... And "that" is starting over on YouTube.... I've been on YouTube since 2012 actually, my first upload was a bunch of chirping birds that I found on our college campus, but now I've opened a new channel and it's in English. ⁣ My number one inspiration for this decision was @ecofriend.lia (we actually met in reallife recently, because she lives in Munich, too). She made me question my perfectionism about language, about estimating my own cringe factor, about authenticity on camera... Up until the point that I stopped caring and I started thinking: I actually don't want to limit myself, just because of a language. ⁣ Of course my English isn't perfect. I've had 4 classes of English in college (scientific and all), I wrote my thesis in English and I use it a lot in everyday life --- still everyone can tell that I'm not a native speaker. And that's fine! I let go of this wish for perfection, of the idea that I could ever be accent-free etc. Or this thought that some German weirdness would be super bad. And with that two gone, I can actually now look up to a lot of other YouTubers, who are non-native speakers, not accent-free, not finding the right words 100% of the time - and still interesting and worth following. ⁣ I know, a lot of my followers won't come to my new channel. But they/you are not following me anywhere now eiter, no? I haven't posted for so long. I haven't made the content I wanted to make. And one of the reasons is that I find it so limiting to only speak to people who know German, while (like it or not) the world language is English, that it completely demotivates me. Also, it feels super super good to finally do this! ⁣ #newonyoutube #minimalistblogger #smallyoutuber #minimalism #minimalist #mindfulness #productivity #minimalistlife #portrait #wildflowers #flowers
Breakfast has become my least important meal... So Breakfast has become my least important meal... Something tells me it should be different, but I don't actually miss anything... I have my cup of matcha and then I work for a few hours. Then I have some sort of late breakfast. That's it until dinner... In a way it's all super simple. That's my "lunch" in the photo. Today was a super stressful, long day. Not eating mindfully at all. Not taking time to sit and think or not think.... I'm experimenting a bit with Instagram. Posting more pictures... I have so many of them, sometimes I really don't know what I would do with all those collected moments, if I couldn't share them that way. So many things can't be told without a picture. Even if it's just a boring little bun 😁☕🌷 #minimalistinstagram #minimalbreakfast #minimalism #minimalismblogger #mindfulness #mindfulmoment #mindfulliving #mindfuleating #breakfastbun #breakfast #flatlay
People keep telling me that it's super cold in Swe People keep telling me that it's super cold in Sweden and that the winters are horrible. ⁣ Well... My favorite season is spring, not summer, then comes winter. June here is already too hot for me. And I definitly wouldn't choose Germany, if I was looking for a place to live just by its climate. More so even, if I'd judge by it's nature. The Munich area for instance is so popular = over-populated, there is no real forest within a 100 km (60 mile) radius. And I mean, a FOREST forest, not a "highway goes through it and you can see the end of it, and there are people everywhere" kinda forest. Because to me, that's a high-density park, my friends. 😀 I'm a bit of a diva here, because I went hiking in the mountains and forests around Germany a lot as a kid, and I started missing it now that I have my Flauschi. ⁣ And I do understand that many people love Munich for its restaurants, architecture or even the people. But I personally came here for work. I never thought of Munich as a good place to live tbh. And this has been a big conflict for me ever since. I have cultivated a feeling of being some sort of nomad, and I always considered "people" my real home, not "places". ⁣ When I became a mom, I thought that would change, and Munich could become that place. But I still feel like a stranger, and I am. Oftentimes more than in the countries I visit for vacation. And that has nothing to do with the language or with everyone being so relaxed. (Honestly, who is truly MORE relaxed on a holiday trip, when they suddenly have to spend 24 h/day with their spouse instead of 3, huh? Tell me your secret in the comments, my friends!) ⁣ And oh, is it really so weird to feel at home somewhere else? To want to leave? I mean, it's not like no one has ever emigrated, right? However, I don't know much about Sweden yet, I just got curious because it seems to be super liberal and super foresty (honest reason, no pun intended). So let's check it out, hopefully I find a hut! ⁣ #minimalistlife #minimalistblogger #minimalistfamily #emigration #holidaysinsweden #visitsweden #learningswedish #minimalism #minimalismus #minimalistinstagram #lessismore #einfachleben #ecoblogger #minimalistvacation
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