We all know that buying fruits and vegetables laden with chemicals and pesticides can’t be good. Buying organic can also be expensive. If you can’t afford to purchase all organic food, the Environmental Working...
We bustle busily around Our Little House, taking out trash and putting away the tools that make our lives in this rural landscape easier. As we mill about, the woods begin to come to...
A late cold snap envelopes Our Little House. Instead of taking my coffee onto the covered front porch, I curl up with my warm mug on the futon.
Our Little House is the vessel that allows us to Live Large – a means to an end. My new series, “Beyond Our Little House” are short vignettes, snapshots of our wonderful life:
Living Larger Michel Vis shared some photos with us of their 400 square foot island cabin in Washington State. The before and after photo is amazing!
Dale and I had the opportunity this past weekend to visit the places our tiny cabin dream really began, two resorts we stayed on Table Rock Lake in Branson, MO. from 1988-2001. If you’re...
A reporter asked me this week what one piece of advice I would give to people who are thinking of moving into a tiny house. The single most important piece of advice I always...
All working ranches used to have a bunkhouse, someplace where the hired help slept. Since Sue Smith Moak’s property used to be a working ranch, her guesthouse is called “the bunkhouse,” although it is...
