Originally Posted by sapphire 
I love the way in which she expresses her gratitude.
"Thank you for reading it, and spreading the word to your friends and families! We all know I’m not much of a marketer, and I’m eternally grateful to all of you for making it a success."
I love organization.
Here's her Aristocratic dichotomy announcement:
"I don’t have a Real Life Minimalist this week, so I thought I’d use this slot for an administrative announcement. Not quite as exciting, but stay with me—I think this development will really help build our community."
Here's Te seeking...major life decisions are hard for EII to make on their own and even a lot of other decisions "What should I do?" What is the logic of action?
"Both my husband and I have siblings, and therefore no experience with what it’s like to be an only child. So this week, instead of posting any words of wisdom or advice, I’m asking you for yours. I know some of you will advise me to leave it to fate—a charming idea, to be sure, but one I’m not entirely comfortable with when it comes to major, life-altering decisions."
And, willingness to listen to people's personal life experience instead of "experts" is very much about EII
"What I’d really like to hear are your experiences: did you decide to have just one child (or more) and why? What are the pros and cons to having (or being) an only child? Do you find minimalism becomes more challenging with each addition, or do shared possessions make for a greater “economy of stuff”?"
Another thing I wanted to add to this. I feel that almost all of my SEI friends know exactly how many kids they are having because they have them when they get pregnant. Me. I have to think about it not just pop them out. I don't get the inner maternal nature of some people. I have to really think about them.
"Miss Minimalist" Francine Jay
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