At night, Christine curls up on her cozy couch, sipping tea and gazing at the stars through her tiny window. The stillness of her home brings a peace she never knew she needed. No clutter, no noise—just the whisper of the trees and the glow of the moon. Here, in her little haven, she feels free, truly alive. Would she do it again? Absolutely! Though next time, she’d prefer fewer uninvited raccoons. 🦝✨
Christine now enjoys the simplicity of her tiny home, where everything runs on propane, keeping her costs incredibly low—just around $70 every two months. For now, she’s living on a friend’s property, but she dreams of one day settling in a community of like-minded tiny house enthusiasts, ideally surrounded by a peaceful forest. 🌲✨
Her home is small yet perfectly designed for comfort. The compact kitchen is fully equipped, and she loves preparing meals there. A spacious desk allows her to work on creative projects in solitude. Above, the loft bedroom offers a cozy retreat with a window perfect for stargazing before sleep. The bathroom, equipped with a compost toilet, is eco-friendly and easy to maintain. 🌿
Christine had always loved cozy spaces, but her journey began when she watched Tiny: A Story About Living Small. Inspired, she found a trailer for $6,000 and bought it instantly. The catch? She had no building experience. Naturally, she called her ex-husband, George, a contractor.
📞 «Christine? This is unexpected… What did you do?»
«I bought a trailer! And I need your help.»
Despite his doubts, George agreed. Their adventure included near disasters—Christine once glued herself to the wall, and a raccoon took over the unfinished kitchen. 🦝
Finally, Lilly Mae was ready. Christine now lives debt-free, sipping coffee on her porch, watching the stars from her loft. Her tiny home brings clarity, peace, and joy. Would she do it again? Absolutely. But maybe with fewer raccoons. 😉
