I first found out about this gorgeous thing from Lorna Doone’s Something Good blog.

So, we all want, at least once in our life time, donate for (at least) one worthy cause.

What about donating rice? Yes, rice.

What about donating without even spending any dime from your (thin) wallet/purse?

And what about donating PLUS increasing your English vocabulary, people?

You can do those three things at Free Rice website–a humble website providing you a word game while donating grains of rice. You know, it’s like finding out the synonym of certain words. Every correct answer = donating rice. Remember, without using your money. The ads on the website pay for the donation.

On the website as well, you can get some information about where the rice is obtained and where to donate.

 So, what else are you waiting for, folks? Donate (while being thrifty) and learn some English

It isn’t a brand new book, yet always fits all years. And above all, inspiring for sure. Yes, Simple Abundance by Sarah Ban Breathnach.

I bought this book after felt totally inspired (and enlightened) by almost each single word written (I first read the book at the Public Library). Just gorgeous.

It’s such a revealing moment, realizing that gorgeous stuff come not only in big, concrete things you can buy with money, but also those ‘trifling’, little things that sometimes are ‘hidden’ somewhere and we tend to overlook them.

You know, like the white milk jug by the window with a little daisy in it.

The beautiful maroon of your bedroom wall.

The splashes of rain at your windows.

The smell of the hot bread at that bakery down the street.

Just simply anything.

Gorgeous inspirations are simply here, there, and everywhere.

Get a ‘help’ discovering some of those gorgeous inspirations by reading Sarah Ban Breathnach’s Simple Abundance.