While moving is a chore, with less and less Stuff it get easier I would suspect. Moving is exciting, then you can focus on the exciting part because you don't have to actually move so much.

I have taken this advice that I got several years ago. When faced with uncertainty, fear, or social discomfort, sometimes the best thing to do is to lean into it. You used that phrase "lean" which I think it is a easier said then done of course, but is commendable that you do it everyday. It is hard to grow when you stay in the realm of the of your comfort zone.

haha, no it doesn't, I accidentally uploaded the wrong photo. :)

check them out at http://www.cottagecompany.com/Communities.aspx I am so jealous of these places. They are built on less than an acre in most cases. We sure did talk about Kunstler in our chat, thanks for the kind words :)

Ryan

Its very small, it is really only intended to have a safe to sleep and to lock your belongings in during the day. I would guess around 100 sq/ft at most. The idea is to get these setup while real housing is being established

Or one better, make it intentionally curved so that the focal point i on a all black water heater!

I have also seen conversion kit, I haven't seen them in the stores recently, but wasn't looking for them either.

Good tip! I thought about using that pink foam sheeting could also help during the colder months, but the spray foam would fill any gaps and seal it up nicely.

ROFLMAO

I think the whole cart thing is rather unique to America. In general carts are used at large supermarkets, which isn't very common (compared to the USA). I know in several countries that to get a cart they are locked, to unlock it you put in a Euro into the handle to unlock it. After shopping you lock it back up and it releases the coin so you get it back, but the carts then are always locked up.