Appreciation… Personally, Johnny here, that’s what comes to mind. Especially as we, assuming most were raised in areas where the advancements in life seem to be more eternal and never ending as our next breath. By this I mean: clean water from a tap, a market with a variety of local and non-indigioues species of vegetables, meat, and foreign foods, fuel for vehicles and gas stoves, the list goes on…  Wait, wait, wait… Slow down, we’re talking about living in the now. So… to bring it on track, to live with what you have, to not be ashamed of yourself, and to constantly try to make things better and more self-sustained. We have four kids, and four animals that depend on us daily. For those of you who understand the amount of hours one must dedicate to develop great children, good. For those of you who understand daily commitment, just…

When you are building a tiny home, especially on wheels and for a big family there are a lot of considerations you have to think of and not a lot of space to work in. Most of the time spent on the build was discussing how we were going to most efficiently and effectively use the 320 sqft of space. 8 ft wide and 40 ft long… that’s what we have to work with. To be honest, this isn’t an issue for Johnny and I but we knew that this would be big change for the kids. We wanted to be sure our home had all the essentials and as much storage we could create. Multi Use- Stovetop Tray/Cover – When we installed the gas range I was ecstatic! I had never cooked over gas and I was excited to learn. However the knobs and the stovetop in general were…