On our drive there we came across the funniest road sign:
(Bucksnort Road, and yes this is a real road)
I had a wonderful day with him, his little girl, Tilly and his wife Crystal. We (meaning the Odoms and my mother and me) talked and chatted about his tiny house, and I got some questions answered that otherwise might not have. Andrew answered my questions about water, plumbing, and electricity.
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(Andrew's little girl Tilly)
Andrew showed me his tiny house binder, his manifesto and an unbelievable 23in. fan. It was such a cute fan; its blades were not even the length of my forearm, but apparently they do the job pretty well; they aren't supposed to cool you off, just move the air around for circulation.
All around it was a fun trip and I got so much knowledge out of that I think my mind went into over drive just thinking about it.
To end this blog, I want to say what I am thankful for: my family (I could do none of this without them), my softball team/my second family (they are always good for cheering me up when I am down)chocolate...it will always be there for me, yes, I am thankful for chocolate.
(Andrew and I)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastically brilliant young woman you are! You must have some pretty wonderful parents as well to have raised such a cool kid. Seriously, you are truly an inspiration to me. I'm en route to building a tiny house within the next two years, and though I am so excited and eager, I am also equally terrified for such a drastic lifestyle change. Thank you for such a beautifully written blog. I plan on following your story!!
ReplyDeleteKara, I was a little nervous, too! Thank you for your support. Where do you live? maybe we could get together and see each other's homes!
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