SMALL MINIMALIST HOUSE FREE

I picked up a couple of pallets to make a woodshed to help keep wood dry. Then I thought realistically if I have guests over they will want the shade to chill and drink a beer. In a way, I felt bad after because it was something else I really don't need, but is functional. I picked it up since there is no shade where I will be putting a picnic table.

SMALL MINIMALIST HOUSE FREE

I found a $500 11ft Cantilever Umbrella in the free section of Craigslist. I have a need for everything and I am definitely putting it to use such as yard tools. Nothing close to the amount I used to own but just a slight increase. With this new land we bought I find myself collecting things.

I have a realistic amount of things in my life rather than an excessive amount. #floridasandlelifebruhhh) But do I really need a Nintendo Switch? Nah, not really but I still enjoy the odd toy or gadget to help kill some time in my head. Now I am not talking about too many shoes ( I don't even have a set of athletic shoes at this point. There's always fat on the bone but it just depends on how lean you want to get. I have everything I need, and a bit more, truthfully. I'm not even sure if that's the right word but that just sits better with me. It took time to realize it, but I would classify myself as a realist more than a minimalist. It’s almost overused and too extreme for me. I would be viewed by the majority of people as a minimalist compared to the average consumer, but to me, the word just didn't ever sit well. A lot of the time when people find out we live in a tiny home they say something along the lines of 'Oh are you like a minimalist?' It really started out when I got rid of the majority of my possessions and packed down to live tiny and thought 'Oh, I'm a minimalist now' which is true but also not. So we have been living tiny for over a year now and the word ' minimalist' is almost an everyday word in my little world bubble.

Small minimalist house