IF YOU’VE EVER ______, YOU MIGHT BE A TINY HOUSE DWELLER

NOTE: re-posted from Bless This Tiny House

A little Tiny Life insight/humor.

• If you’ve never been to jail yet you call your previous residence “The Big House,” you might be a Tiny House Dweller.
• If you’ve ever capitalized the T in tiny when you weren’t even typing about Tiny Houses. You might be a Tiny House Dweller.
• If you’ve ever wondered if you should just.stop.capitalizing Tiny House, you might be a Tiny House Dweller. (We can stop now, right?)
• If you’ve ever run back to the front desk immediately after stepping into your hotel room to ask how many square feet it is, you might be a Tiny House Dweller. (…just out of curiousity!)
• If you’ve ever yelled “Hangers aren’t allowed in my house!” while whipping sneaky hangers out the front door, you might be a Tiny House Dweller. (I’m telling you, hangers are the worst!)
• If you’ve ever filled your Costco shopping cart completely full and then freaked out just-a-little because the cart itself is actually bigger than your entire kitchen, you might be a Tiny House Dweller.
• If you don’t know where you’re going to live next but you do know that you don’t have to pack your stuff, you might be a Tiny House Dweller.
• If you’ve started wondering if you should just go ahead and wave at the people slooowly driving by, you might be a Tiny House Dweller.  (It’s awkward… either way.)
• If you keep track of how often you stir the poop, you might be a Tiny House Dweller.
• If you have bulk paper towels and toilet paper stashed in your trunk, you might be a Tiny House Dweller.  (I’m not going to stop buying in bulk!)
• If while someone is generously offering you something you accidentally interupt-shout “NO thank you!” before they finish their sentence, you might be a Tiny House Dweller.
• If you’ve ever been asked if you “live in that,” if your home is an ice house, if you’re homeless, or if your house is just a fancy camper, you might be a Tiny House Dweller.

KIM KASL lives with her homeschooling, adventure-seeking family-of-four in a 267 sq. ft. Tiny House in Minnesota. She shares her passion for family-style minimalism on her blog, Bless This Tiny House.