I can share! Just...other stuff. Not living areas. Or walls.
Things Outside A Personal Bubble, yes. Because personally, I would like my bubble to extend several feet beyond the walls of my home. Like, to the street.
Too bad it's slowly going down the toilet along with the economy of late...
It's a great time to buy! ...if you can find financing.
So you basically live in a studio the size of the living room in our Taft? Maybe smaller?
Pretty much. The main living area is about 10x15, though, after you take out chunks for the the kitchen and bath. I've been meaning to post photos since I moved in, um, two and a half years ago... But this summer I've vowed to finally finish decorating the walls, so then I'll want to show off my handiwork. : ) It's cozy, but I'd like to have a separate bedroom, just to make a clear distinction between public/private space when I have people over. Having my bed right next to my sofa kinda feels like dorm living. And counterspace (and a window) in the kitchen would be nice, and a bathroom bigger than 4x6, and, and...
At 930 square feet, it might have been a bit large for me
It was that big? It did feel nice and roomy, though. Your kitchen was pretty awesome. : )
you're getting into a one-bedroom shack of the type that used to be built pre-1950, but those tend to exist in, er, not the best neighborhoods...
Another reason for the DIY effort, I assume. In the video, the guy was all, "size minimums in building codes were a capitalist conspiracy!1!!" but I suspect that they were an attempt to discourage shanties...
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Date: 2011-04-06 02:49 am (UTC)Things Outside A Personal Bubble, yes. Because personally, I would like my bubble to extend several feet beyond the walls of my home. Like, to the street.
Too bad it's slowly going down the toilet along with the economy of late...
It's a great time to buy! ...if you can find financing.
So you basically live in a studio the size of the living room in our Taft? Maybe smaller?
Pretty much. The main living area is about 10x15, though, after you take out chunks for the the kitchen and bath. I've been meaning to post photos since I moved in, um, two and a half years ago... But this summer I've vowed to finally finish decorating the walls, so then I'll want to show off my handiwork. : ) It's cozy, but I'd like to have a separate bedroom, just to make a clear distinction between public/private space when I have people over. Having my bed right next to my sofa kinda feels like dorm living. And counterspace (and a window) in the kitchen would be nice, and a bathroom bigger than 4x6, and, and...
At 930 square feet, it might have been a bit large for me
It was that big? It did feel nice and roomy, though. Your kitchen was pretty awesome. : )
you're getting into a one-bedroom shack of the type that used to be built pre-1950, but those tend to exist in, er, not the best neighborhoods...
Another reason for the DIY effort, I assume. In the video, the guy was all, "size minimums in building codes were a capitalist conspiracy!1!!" but I suspect that they were an attempt to discourage shanties...