Black Friday For Minimalists

Minimalists' black friday

The darkest day for minimalists?

Yes! Everywhere is on sales.


Everyone you know is buying everything or something that their eyes caught hold on. And you? What are you waiting for?

"Go grab them!" your inner devil's voice said. 

"I'm a minimalist, I don't need any more stuffs!" here comes your inner's angel talking to you.

Ok fine! I will just switch on the TV or surf my Facebook! What could go wrong? You choose to ignore both the devil and the angel.

However, you saw ads on the TV screen and on your iPhone all over the place. You are tempted, what should you do?

Solutions for minimalists on black friday

I'll tell you what I did for my black Friday!

Well, I saw on Facebook that the whole road was jammed with car on the highway which look literally like christmas tree. I laughed to myself........

"What are all these people thinking? Can't they just shop online to buy the things they need or well the thing they want?"

For me, not only I didn't buy any stuffs, I choose to be at home with my family, as we know it will be full of crowd in the shopping malls and restaurants, we choose to order our food through food panda.

We choose to enjoy ourselves in our own small little home.

We choose to bless one another on this special day by having a small prayer deep in our heart.

We choose to play together after our dinner to strengthen our family bonding.

As simple as that!



How about you? Are you tempted by all those advertisements?

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