We want to live life intentionally, define simple and enjoy what is out our front door. For us it starts with living in a tiny house.
All in Home
When I was in University I had a dorm-sized refrigerator and I swore never again would I live with one milk container filling my fridge and a freezer the size of one ice cream sandwich. So I answer, “No, I shop at Costco.” And the jaws drop.
Financial freedom is my goal, but tiny living has definitely not given it to me. I had to take a loan out to finish my tiny house. A minalmilst mindset just doesn't describe me. I'm a confirmed practicalist. Which I define as "own as many "I use every week" items as possible." Freetime has also not been given to me. My experience is that I spend more time cleaning the tiny house than my apartment because you can always see the mess and the dust...
But what tiny living has given me is the outdoors.`
We've been living in the tiny house for 4.5 months. Many of our readers have been asking, "How much does it cost to live in a tiny house?" We thought we'd outline some of our expenses here to give you an idea of what our monthly TINY budget looks like.
The ugly side of tiny - and it's ugly. We try to hid if from the pictures and it shows up in brief clips on the videos. It's ugly. It's our STUFF.
