Someday, I would really like to live in something like a Tumbleweed Tiny
House.
Wouldn’t it be awesome, in my neighborhood of knock-em-down developers
building McMansions, to knock down our ranch and put up a tiny, tiny 100
square foot house? I would love that.
Like a gas, I think our stuff expands to fill the space we’ve got. The
reverse could be true in a tiny house… paring down to the bare
essentials. Simplify, simplify, simplify.
I want one made of stone.
What do stacy and roan think of this plan? Or do they each get their own tiny house?
Stacey can stay with me and Roan and Baby X can have their own with a communcal connected porch. Wouldn’t you have loved having your own house as a kid?
I’d follow your lead. I much prefer a too-small place to a too-large place, I think. Plus, think how little time it would take to clean your house!
I like how the website shows some of the houses hitched to the back of a truck. See, you CAN take it with you!
Plus, think how little time it would take to clean your house!
And heat it! And cool it! And paint it! And… and…
Those houses are so cute. You could put up an entire little village on your lot. That would be so cool.
I think I heard an NPR story about a guy who did this in New England.
I heard that, too.
It takes a village, you know.
As a classmate said in 10th grade English when we studied Thoreau, “Wouldn’t it have been simpler just to say ‘simplify’ once?”
I like the idea in principle. In practice, where would I put all my books?
As a classmate said in 10th grade English when we studied Thoreau, “Wouldn’t it have been simpler just to say ‘simplify’ once?”
Sometimes we have to do these things in stages.
I like the idea in principle. In practice, where would I put all my books?
You wouldn’t have them in a simplify, simplify, simplify scenario, of course.
Alternatively, once eBook Reader technology gets better with Electronic Ink, you could just keep them on your hard drive.
you could just keep them on your hard drive.
You must know such talk makes my eyelid twitch.
Sorry.
I’ll bet you could pack most of your books in one of those houses, if you converted every spare inch of wall space into shelving.
I’d call it “the book depository.”
I would love one of these, or three.
Take four, they’re small!