Showing posts with label problems living in tiny house. Show all posts
Showing posts with label problems living in tiny house. Show all posts

Saturday, March 28, 2015

Tiny House Homestead Podcast #22



Podcast Title: Tornadoes, Creepy Crawlies, and Ice Tea 
Podcast Episode 22 Show Notes:
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Today I discuss the first tornadoes of 2015, 3 more problems with tiny houses, ticks and heartworms, and I give a great recipe for Arizona Ice Tea. Welcome to Tiny House Homestead! 
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Sunday, March 22, 2015

Tiny House Homestead Podcast #21







" If people only read about the butterflies and rainbows of Tiny House living (like we did, before we started our build), they will not have enough information to make an educated decision about whether or not building a tiny house on wheels is a good idea or not."   -- Casey Friday

Come along and let's discuss some of the problems of tiny houses. Not everything tiny is ideal. Welcome to Tiny House Homestead.

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Read why John decided to give up on living in a tiny house here:

https://gungy.livejournal.com/124355.html

I believe that people start with the best of intentions, but communal living has proven time and time again not to work. There are lots of folks in the world, but not one of them is exactly like us. This means we will encounter conflict and those who have not-so-good intentions. Boneyard Studios, a tiny house community in Washington DC, is a great example of a slowly imploding communal living arrangement. Read the cautionary tail of Boneyard Studios here:

http://boneyardstudios.org/2015/03/20/what-happened-with-boneyard-studios/

Casey Friday and his wife had their tiny house stolen. Read why they have decided to abandon their dream of a tiny house and move on to new dreams: 

https://caseyfriday.com/2014/12/end-of-an-era-our-tiny-house-was-stolen/