Tiny Houses – Shiny Tiny Mansion

Listen to Me Yapaway about Tiny Houses on the DIY April Podcast and Blog ;)

May 9, 2015 Leave a comment

I was a guest on the DIY April Podcast recently. The show was titled Tiny House Movement Explodes. April and I talked about several Tiny House issues like locations, regulations, the reality of building costs, & why anyone would be crazy enough to attempt living in under 500SF with other folks! If you want to hear me yapaway about my opinions on these issues, check out our post.
Cheers and Thanks so much for following, Ron

The Issues with the “Supposedly Tiny” ~ Goodnight Moon ~ Storybook Bedroom

March 7, 2015 2 Comments

Source ~ This bedroom is enormous. There is no one, I think, who has not noticed this. As someone who has lived in apartments only slightly larger than “a little toy house,” it’s mildly vexing that this bedroom is the size of a banquet hall in Downton Abbey. This post from “The Ugly Volvo” is […]

Our Interview on Minimalism is Simple

November 14, 2014 4 Comments

This week we were featured in an interview on Minimalism is Simple. Please go visit the site. Wonderful things are happening there! Aly and Denise do a great job of explaining and assisting people who want to minimize their lives. So…I’ve been thinking this week, and that usually means trouble. : )

It Takes a Village~Washington DC~The Boneyard

August 29, 2014 Leave a comment

First, I just have to say, Boneyard Studios is the coolest name ever! Boneyard Studios was created in 2012 here: “to demonstrate creative urban infill, promote the benefits of tiny houses, support other tiny house builders, and model what a tiny house community could look like.” And they invite you to come look!

It Takes a Village~Portland, The Land of the Small

August 1, 2014 Leave a comment

[vimeo http://vimeo.com/38551849] Since I’ve already mentioned Portland a few times on this blog, it’s probably evident that I have a fascination with the place and the people. Admittedly, this obsession comes from watching shows like Portlandia and Grimm (I hope there are more quirky people than monsters there), but I feel like these are my […]