First of all–many, many thanks to everyone who commented on my first Huffington Post piece! I’m thrilled to have such a huge, mainstream platform for our minimalist philosophy. 
I’m just one voice, which a first-time reader may write off as eccentric or odd; but with all of you chiming in with your thoughts and support of a simpler lifestyle, I think we have a much greater chance of inspiring some hearts and minds. I want others to know there’s a whole community of us who love living with less; and that although it may feel like going against the grain, there’s a big support network here!
So onto the news you’re waiting for… The winner of the giveaway (chosen via the random number generator at Random.org) is bayoulife, who wrote the following Comment:
Excellent and to the point post. I was just needing a pep talk like this to remind me to keep focus on inner joys (saving for travel, saving for my dream home (houseboat)) and not the fleeting whims of spending on something that I proably won’t care about in a few months anyway. Thanks!
Congrats to bayoulife, and thanks again to all who entered. I think this giveaway was a big success, and plan to do more with my future Huffington Post articles!
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Congrats on the Huffington Post exposure! Great piece.
Wow, you wrote a HP piece. Look what happens when I’m out of cell range for a week… Congrats!
Congratulations – I am looking forward to many more articles from you!
Loved the HuffPost piece and look forward to reading more of your words on HuffPost!
Minimalism on the Huffington post? Exciting!
And who better to do it than you? Your writing style makes for really fun reading.
One topic I would love to read about on there is how to deal with people’s negative reactions to your lack of stuff. I think a lot of people find the idea of minimalism appealing and would like to try downsizing their stuff, but are afraid to because they know that other people will judge them for not going with the status quo of ‘more more more’.