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Category Archives: minimalism
Reciprocal Admiration
Yesterday I received my first fan mail via the Postal Service and it made my week. Rediscovering that inspiration goes both ways was both humbling and reenergizing. So I responded with fan mail of my own. This lovely little note … Continue reading
Posted in design, food, minimalism, Things Challenge, tiny house
Tagged 18 year old designing tiny house, Addie, etched mason jar, fan mail
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Bettering Things
Yesterday was a good day for Rainy Day Catch Up and I decided to make a couple of the things I own a little better. Since I’m doing the 200 Things Challenge I figure I better really like the things … Continue reading
Posted in minimalism, Things Challenge, yurt
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Rainy Day Catch Up
Anyone who has been paying attention will probably have noticed by now that I’m backlogged on blog posts. Partly this was due to technological issues. Check out forthcoming posts Getting Smart About Phones, Planning Around Obsolescence, and Everything but the … Continue reading
Everything but the Photos
Often when people are faced with the threat of losing everything they own they get really clear about their priorities. And many of them say that the only things they’d really miss would be the sentimental things like their photos. … Continue reading
Planning Around Obsolescence
Last week I was Getting Smart About Phones. My lessons in planning around obsolescence continued this week with my laptop. My New Year’s Resolution for 2013 was to go paper-free so I’ve been Strategizing Digitizing and Getting All My Docs … Continue reading
Posted in minimalism, Things Challenge
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Getting Smart About Phones
When I moved to Portland in September of 2011 to begin graduate school and My Tiny House Adventure, I upgraded technology to a smart phone. I figured a smart phone would be good investments in simplifying my life and it has … Continue reading
Cooking Al Fresco
Every Sunday my workshop team meets up for a working meal. We alternate between brunch and supper and we take turns hosting. The last time I was responsible for cooking for my team I was Living Large by housesitting so … Continue reading
Posted in food, garden, minimalism, Things Challenge, yurt
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Tiny House Movement Gains Momentum
The weekend before last we hosted a build weekend to construct Casa Pequena. This past weekend 29 fabulous folks joined us at the Kenton Fire House for a Portland Alternative Dwellings (PAD) Tiny House Workshop. Participants traveled from as far … Continue reading
Sunshine for Bike to PSU Challenge Kick Off
Last May Day it was pouring as the Bike to PSU Challenge kicked off. This was disappointing since I was committed to Biking Rain or Shine. Others weren’t so brave and my bike was the only one in the racks … Continue reading
Posted in bicycling, minimalism, Things Challenge, tiny house, transit
Tagged bike commute, Bike to PSU Challenge, biking in May, Portland by bike
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First Ever Tiny House Fair at Yestermorrow in June
When I talked to Elaine yesterday I learned that the first ever Tiny House Fair is almost sold out! If you want to secure a spot, register immediately on the Yestermorrow website. The Tiny House Fair will be hosted by … Continue reading
Posted in building, design, minimalism, tiny house
Tagged Tiny House Fair, Yestermorrow, Yestermorrow Design-Build School
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