the simple life
Yard Farmer
It would be impossible to do as a family but if you lived alone and are of a minimalist mind like this woman seems to be then I guess you could do it.
She probably won't live like that forever, she even stated that this is where she wanted to be "right now."
I got them impression that she needed to unclutter her life a little and this was a part of that.
She will probably move on, or she will have to if she decides to partner up or have a family.
For her reasons its doable.
I know I need my own space so if I don't have enough room to get alone time by myself I would go crazy.
You couldn't do that in 84 square feet even if you had only one other person living there unless they actually left the building.
The other thing is if I were to live in a house that small I would need a very large yard to put around in.
I guess some people adjust better than others and it would depend on where in your life you are at.
In fact my daughter's last dorm room in college was a 9x12 room shared with 2 other girls.You needed to be very creative to be able to fit three bunks and desks in there and there was only one bureau to share.
The things is, even though I found it claustrophobic, they did fine with it and I think its even good for them.
They were unburdened of all the stuff they had in their old rooms at home.They learned to make do with living out of boxes kept under their beds and a frig big enough to only keep some drinks in. If they really wanted something they had to go down to the cafeteria to get it.
I think its the uncluttering of your life factor again.
I don't need a huge house, in fact I prefer a cozy place and mine is only 1800 square feet or so for my large family and I like it like that.
I know people who are constantly adding on room after room to their houses even though it doesn't appear to me like they even need it.
Alot of people want to give every kid their own room, then what happens when they all move out and you have this big empty house?
That type of thing is not for me, I want to stay in my house forever and I want it to be manageable to me in old age.
She probably won't live like that forever, she even stated that this is where she wanted to be "right now."
I got them impression that she needed to unclutter her life a little and this was a part of that.
She will probably move on, or she will have to if she decides to partner up or have a family.
For her reasons its doable.
I know I need my own space so if I don't have enough room to get alone time by myself I would go crazy.
You couldn't do that in 84 square feet even if you had only one other person living there unless they actually left the building.
The other thing is if I were to live in a house that small I would need a very large yard to put around in.
I guess some people adjust better than others and it would depend on where in your life you are at.
In fact my daughter's last dorm room in college was a 9x12 room shared with 2 other girls.You needed to be very creative to be able to fit three bunks and desks in there and there was only one bureau to share.
The things is, even though I found it claustrophobic, they did fine with it and I think its even good for them.
They were unburdened of all the stuff they had in their old rooms at home.They learned to make do with living out of boxes kept under their beds and a frig big enough to only keep some drinks in. If they really wanted something they had to go down to the cafeteria to get it.
I think its the uncluttering of your life factor again.
I don't need a huge house, in fact I prefer a cozy place and mine is only 1800 square feet or so for my large family and I like it like that.
I know people who are constantly adding on room after room to their houses even though it doesn't appear to me like they even need it.
Alot of people want to give every kid their own room, then what happens when they all move out and you have this big empty house?
That type of thing is not for me, I want to stay in my house forever and I want it to be manageable to me in old age.