Well, hello there. It’s been three years since the last post, and as you can imagine, a lot has changed — I now have a 22-month-old toddler, and we’re currently on day 62 in isolation, sheltered in place at home, during this pandemic.
Well, hello there. It’s been three years since the last post, and as you can imagine, a lot has changed — I now have a 22-month-old toddler, and we’re currently on day 62 in isolation, sheltered in place at home, during this pandemic.
Tiny Notes. 
Ah welcome back! I took a break from blogging too for almost four years and just got back only now! I had been following your tiny house stories before we both dropped off the grid. Looking forward to reading some more….as and when you have the time!
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You’re lucky to have the tiny house and a few moments of respite. It’s a joy to have a little one around — and I miss it — but it also has some rough times linked to the experience. You seem to have life balance. And a good attitude. Wishing you all the best.
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Hi Cheri,
Especially now, I think the tiny house 🏡 can be quite attractive to many. Yours looks quite lovely, especially with little Emilia in it.
Glad you decided to continue posting.
đź’•, aunt flo
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3 years ago I was trying to convert a flat bed trailer into a tiny home. Not ANY progress, and I’m trying to sell my trailer. Did you build your tiny home, or buy it from a company?
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A bit of both: we bought the trailer with the foundation already built, with the goal of finishing it ourselves. That never happened and we hired a builder to finish it. It’s all on the blog—was a messy process six or so years ago… I’d have done it differently!
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