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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Tiny House Workshop Weekend
It was a pleasure to be part of the Portland Alternative Dwellings Tiny House Workshop this weekend, along with Derin of UrbaNest, Brittany of Bayside Bungalow, and Chris and Melisssa Tack of Tiny Tack House. Tiny house enthusiasts from around … Continue reading
Posted in building, design, planning, tiny house
Tagged Bayside Bungalow, Dee Williams, PAD tiny houses, Portland Alternative Dwellings, Tiny Tack House, UrbaNest
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Hello, Ford District
A couple weeks ago I started a new job, as the Planning & Communications Coordinator for the Ford District, and I’m thoroughly loving it! I found out about the opportunity at the end of last term when Mike Tevis of … Continue reading
Posted in bicycling, design, micro apartments, planning, transit
Tagged Ford Building, Ford District, Intrinsic Ventures, Mike Tevis
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Sunshine, Ice Cream, Bike Lights & Everything That’s Wonderful
Today was utterly gorgeous. One of those February days that makes you feel like you’ve been resuscitated. After a long winter that first fresh breath of sunshine is just what we all need psychologically to remember that we can make … Continue reading
Living Large
The past week I’ve been housesitting for Eli and Noelle of Orange Splot, so I’m living large in their three-bedroom house. It’s been fun to be in the Cully neighborhood again and to see the progress at Cully Grove. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in tiny house
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Partnering with Portland Alternative Dwellings
A few months ago Dee Williams and Joan Grimm of Portland Alternative Dwellings gave me the heads up that they would be restructuring their company. With Katy Anderson, PAD had been doing design and building work for tiny houses, but … Continue reading
The Minimalist’s New Clothes
This weekend I spent a couple hours scouring some of Portland’s very best thrift stores for additions to my minimalist wardrobe. I prefer buying clothes second-hand and Portland is a great place to do it. As I tried things on … Continue reading
Posted in minimalism, Things Challenge, yurt
Tagged minimalism, minimalist's wardrobe, tiny house woman clothes
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Taking Stock Without Stocking Up
One of the things I could really relate with as I read The 100 Thing Challenge book (on my Kindle, of course!) was the chapter about how we often own many different items that serve similar purposes because none of … Continue reading