We all have those little rituals that help us start our day right. For author Laura LaVoie, it’s something wonderfully simple: her morning cup of tea. There’s something beautiful about finding peace in such a small moment, especially when you’re living in a small space where every detail matters. This … Read more
Ever pack three bags for a weekend trip? yeah, me too. That’s why I love Brenda Parmelee’s piece “Just Enough.” This month she’s got smart tips for packing light that apply way beyond your suitcase. Then there’s Evelyn Wren Ashbourne’s “The Soft Ache of Possessions.” That title says it all, … Read more
Welcome to another issue packed with stories that matter to your small-space life! This month, we’re diving into what it really means to live tiny in today’s world. Well, we’re discovering that tiny homes give us something even better: real character and deeper connections to what matters most. Brenda Mason … Read more
AI has become part of everyday work life in America. But here’s the thing: when the line between AI and reality gets fuzzy, what happens to our dreams? Are we chasing after things that aren’t even real anymore? It’s something worth thinking about as we plan our tiny house journeys. … Read more
Brenda Parmelee drove over a mountain pass in 2015. Hot air balloons rose with the sun. For the first time in 54 years, she felt uncluttered. Ten years later, she’s still living in that converted bus. Most people think tiny means less. Brenda discovered tiny means more. More space for … Read more
Is tiny living really living? That’s the question lurking behind most conversations about tiny homes. This month, we tackle the question we hear most: “Can I really live tiny with my spouse and still be happy?” The answer is yes. But not because tiny homes are magical happiness machines. They’re … Read more