[Daffynition]

Some of the comments are interesting considering that this is a forum where conservatives espouse freedom and property. How could anyone feel threatened by this woman who is obviously connected to nature, helps others and lives as she wants? From what I've read, it is the reporter who called her a hippie; where does she call herself a hippie?

How did people in America live only 150 years ago? Obviously some posters have never been to the bush to see how some Alaskans live.

I think living in a tree house is a wonderful, almost magical experience; I happen to live in one for part of the year. I wish it could be year round. She's very fortunate. She is doing good works. The life she lives speaks for itself. My only admonition, be the person who you are. In the end, only kindness matters.

[AppyPappy]

It’s my God-given right to hate hippies.

[JustaDumbBlonde]

"Some of the comments are interesting considering that this is a forum where conservatives espouse freedom and property."

'Interesting' is a very kind way to describe some of the comments on this thread.

[pandoraou812]

Sorry for the late reply but I have been off camping for awhile now. I sure don’t understand some of the replies by some of the people on the treehouse. I see no problem with it nor do I hate hippies. I truly don’t understand the mean spirits of some on here...I think its fine if she wants to live in a treehouse. I guess many would call me names for having a trailer in the cedar trees & by a pond...I happen to think its great my child can see nature & I wouldn’t have it any other way. We spent quite a bit of time watching deer & hummingbirds. I envy you for having a treehouse. I would love to have one but my town doesn’t allow them. Have a great night! ~Pandora~