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Sunday, September 8, 2013

Other Ways

"There are other ways of doing things." -Sri Vast

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Hello! Welcome to Minimal Impact, a space where you'll find what inspires me to live minimally and love fully. A lifestyle I've found to best support me in all aspects of my life as a Mother, Wife, Daughter, Sister, Friend, Student and Teacher. I also love beautiful, original, organic photography so you'll find plenty of that here as well. Namaste!

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