I can’t remember the first time I heard of or even saw a co-working space. The best I can remember the year was 2007 and I was working for a tech startup company and we were leasing 2 desks, a phone line, a mailbox, and a shelf in the fridge … Read more
–Feeling the Joy of “Less is More” Bodhi Heart, creator of Awakening Spirit silent retreat center, suggests a Tiny House can be as much a way of living, as a place to live. He feels living simply and authentically– within a smaller footprint–is a beautiful way to discover who we … Read more
Hi, my name is Rick Brown and I have been following your blog for quit some time. About a year ago me and my wife Barbi saw a old sheep wagon for sale and we have some property in Idaho. We often get visitors and ask them to stay but … Read more
The theme for this year’s Burning Man, Caravansary, might be one of the most perfect for how the event works. The Persian word means either an Asian or North African inn for desert travelers or a group of people traveling together in a caravan. Both describe Black Rock City and … Read more
With our relocating and the making of a transition to a new area I have gotten out of rhythm with a lot of blog related items. One of the items being the Tiny House in a Landscape feature. This is one of my favorite features that John Chapman of New Zealand got me … Read more
When I was twelve I needed my own space, so I built a bedroom in our backyard around 8’X12′. I framed the bedroom, sheetrock and painted it. I also put carpet down. It was a learning point in my life, I finished my room and even managed to climb up … Read more