Yet another link...a gorgeous little vardo...

Oh, my, I believe I'm in love...again.  Check out this place featured in the Tiny House Blog:

http://tinyhouseblog.com/vardo/zyls-little-bird/

Though I would NEVER trust a woodstove that close to a wall or curtain.  EEEEEeeeek!

What a fascinating blog...

Check this one out: Life in 120 Square Feet --it's inspiring!

We don't LIVE in the Shed of Reality, though we could.  We have heat, a source of water, a hot plate for tea or cooking.  We even have AC, which is a necessity for me after a bout of heat exhaustion a few years ago.  I do spend hours a day here, year round...it's sanctuary, studio, sacred space, wonderful for entertaining a few friends, healing, peaceful, challenging, and always something to see beyond those big windows.

It makes me aware of what is actually necessary.  For me, that means books and art supplies and a comfortable chair (or two, for sharing).

Mindfulness is almost inevitable, here.  It's a great place to meditate, exercise, paint, journal, or make music.  I've never been sorry we spent that IRS refund to make all this possible!

And another fun link...tiny homes around the world!

...with lots of videos, interviews and inspirations.



From Natural Homes, at http://naturalhomes.org/tiny-world.htm --click the link for lots more!

Another cool link!

I like the concept AND the execution here:  http://tinyhouseblog.com/stick-built/ecopod-holidays-homes/

And I'd love to have some kind of passive solar heat in the winter...

Life at the Shed

Planting more seedlings and transplanting the ones I have...

And making a right mess!

This morning's wet view...lots of standing water!

Pepi thinks a bridge is in order...most of the bark path has washed downstream!  We need a landscaper with a strong back and river stones...

The old leaky Freecycle aquarium acts as mini greenhouse in front of that big French door!  I'll be planting more soon...

For some reason Belle and Pepi aren't bothering the seedlings like the house kitties would, so they get to live at the shed till planting time.  Who knows when the last frost will be THIS year, it hasn't gotten above 46 degrees all day...