[lurk]

Okay....

My 7 daughters would have a problem with the single composting toilet.

[davisfh]

Mmmmm! Cozy!

[unkus]

She probably pesters the neighbors for her bi-weekly shower or bath.

I bet she braids her arm pits, too.

[Farmer Dean]

No bean soup for her.

[Farmer Dean]

No bean soup for her.

[Tigerized]

I researched these Tiny Homes for a possible hangar office. You can buy a ready-made one for around $65,000.

Or, you can pick up a 15 year old 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with a two car garage and all the modern conveniences in North Reno for around $80,000.

Duh!

[keypro]

[MtBaldy]

Isn’t that special? What a whackadoo. Either she smells really, really bad or she’s borrowing someone elses running water to bathe. I guess if you don’t actually own that particular benefit of modern technology you can still feel smug about yourself.

[Liberty Valance]

Yurt's were popular a few years ago as well.

[keypro]

[beaversmom]

She’s weird, but it’s a cute little house. Not the way that I would want to live though.

[SamAdams76]

Well at least she puts her money where her mouth is, so to speak. Got to give her credit for that. Unlike the hypocrites like Al Gore who talk the talk but live in sprawling mansions and fly around in private jets.

If I was short on money and lived alone, I could get used to a place like that.

[Sea Parrot]

LOL. this gal has no idea as to what simple living is really all about.

Little over 40 years ago in rural Alaska, my family and I had a go at simple living, up close and personal.

http://hstrial-rchambers.homestead.com/untitled2.html

Of course when the oportunity arose, we did not hesitate to avail ourselves for better things.

http://hstrial-rchambers.homestead.com/Index.html

[mamelukesabre]

why does that house have a license plate?

[Lady Lucky]

Not for me, I have Big House Syndrome. But wish I didn’t! Good for her if she is content in that container.
“In my Father’s house there are many mansions.”

[Noob1999]

Actually it’s not a house, but an RV since it sits on a trailer and has a license plate.

Probably needs to go to the dump to dump her composted dumps, and to the river to bathe and do her laundry.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

The rest of the world lives without running water? Really lady? Have you even been outside the US?

Let me clue you in on a little secret, MOST OF THE WORLD HAS RUNNING WATER. It is not always drinkable and you may need to tie a mesh over your faucet to keep the tadpoles and other critters from plonking in your soup pot but you have running water.

No one likes toting water buckets so even in remote areas of the world you will usually find some kind of running water system.