One huge advantage to Tiny House living is how much less expensive life becomes. Jamie is doing almost constant work on the house meaning ongoing material costs and I pay a monthly fee for my storage unit, but even so, the costs are vastly less than what I was paying for monthly rent. That said, … Continue reading
When Jamie moved home to Vermont in 2010 and started working on her tiny house plans, she also began working for a family friend providing respite for their young daughter, Georgia. Georgia’s story is a harrowing one. A car accident when she was three months old led to a serious brain injury and the loss … Continue reading
When left to her own devices for a few hours in the Tiny House, Jamie inevitably comes up with a home improvement project that will enable a better use of our limited space, and yesterday was no exception. Up to now we’ve had our cooking spices (and other odds and ends) on a narrow board … Continue reading
120 square feet is small for one person, and sometimes two people are just too many. For the most part, Jamie and I have such different schedules between work hours and extracurriculars we don’t spend much time home (and awake) together, but there are days (like today) when our schedules line up and we’re both … Continue reading
As mentioned in yesterday’s post, the Redneck Faucet is a product of Jamie’s ingenuity and should not be attempted without chatting with your own trusty certified electrician. I’m constantly in awe of what she can imagine and create in our home, but she’s also smart enough to ask for help from trained professionals before attempting … Continue reading
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