Category Archives: Buy Nothing Lent

Buy Nothing Lent: First Sunday.

Posted on March 13, 2011 by Elena

Sundays during Lent are freebies, and they don’t count as part of your 40 days of penitence and reflection. However, I honestly don’t feel like buying anything today. Except maybe frozen yogurt. Last night, I was going crazy for sriracha, … Continue reading →

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Buy Nothing Lent: Days 1-3

Posted on March 12, 2011 by Elena

My Ash Wednesday was lovely. In the afternoon, I made my last purchases of Winter Ordinary Time (a meal at Kayak Kafe with visiting friends, and a Guinness Stout ice cream cone at Leopold’s afterward). I went to the evening … Continue reading →

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Buy Nothing Lent

Posted on March 7, 2011 by Elena

Fun fact: I’m a Christian. You can stop ghasping in shock, I know. As an Episcopalian (like Catholocism without the work, guilt, and sex-negativity), Lent is an important season for me. Lent is a penitential season and self-reflection and meditation … Continue reading →

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