We just bought a school bus! A turquoise 1968 Chevy Short Bus, to be exact. What the–?
Here it is at its old home.
It still drives! Sort of. But for a few hundred dollars, we get a whole room to add to our compound of tiny buildings. A room on [...]
After taking a day off for the big snow, the guys were back at work for their fifth day recycling our new, tiny house (see the last few posts for details if you are new to the story). They arrived just about the time I was going out to the barn. Here is Fancy saying [...]
Continuing on in the amazing process of recycling an entire house. Here we are after the guys came back to work after lunch.
Monty started working inside, making the door between the two sections, putting up the loft, putting in the electrical outlets, etc, while Matt and [...]
After taking the weekend off, the carpentry crew was back at eight this morning, slamming it into gear with their incredibly loud music and their hammers and full on get-it-done work ethic. I’ve been staring through the window in awe at their industry.
They’d been here about 45 minutes when it looked like this.
The guys brought the Noah House to its new home the morning of the third day. This the first load, pulling up to the yurt at 8:30 in the morning. Be glad there isn’t a picture of pre-coffee me, staggering outside to answer questions about where to put stuff. Scary.
The [...]
The crew was hard at work on the second morning. Here is what it looked like when we went over to the old site.
Here is the roof. Just a pile of stuff.
Then we came back about four hours later and the whole house was just [...]
As I reported yesterday, we are recycling an entire tiny house, by taking it apart where it is and putting it back together here. And it’s happening FAST.
Here was Noah’s house yesterday at noon:
And here it is four hours later:
The bits that [...]
My cousin, Noah, built himself a tiny house.
It’s adorable and perfect for him. Let me tell you what happened to it.
But first, look at this: In a nearby botanical garden you can visit Paul Green’s tiny house, where he supposedly wrote many of his plays.
[...]
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- monday
June 19, 2013 | 10:41 amFull Primary. Actually, that’s a lie. I left off those butt balance poses at the end of seated. I kind of hate those. They bore me. [hangs head] I’m weak.
- sunday
June 16, 2013 | 10:10 amPrimary to supta konasana. Long stay in baddha and uphavista, then ollapse. i feel so winded today!
- friday
June 16, 2013 | 10:09 amFull Primary.
- thursday
June 16, 2013 | 10:08 amyin yoga again. lazy yoga.
- wednesday
June 13, 2013 | 2:19 pmPrimary to Janu B and then I ran out of time. Better than nothing, I guess.
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upcoming book releases
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- flying kids
- the amazing emu
- unexpected benefit of living in a round house #27
- bikini power vs. the ratty sweater
- yurts: the downside
- 2 stories, 1 joke, and a song
- happy birthday, sophie!
- living the tie-dyed life
- the source of my power
- go, go, godzilla!
- the power of mom’s day can melt even the most bitter of hearts, not that my heart is bitter, but it has gotten a bit crusty around the edges
- going all erin brockovich on your ass
- the yip-yips do not cause childhood obesity
- welcome to mayaland's virtual macabre crawfish feast of death!
- writing without pencil sharpening
- butterfly house
- the emotional insanity of writing
- cool felt picture fun for kiddos
- the incredible hulk invades the yurt
- bad things come in threes. or fours. (or maybe fives?)
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