Hey. Hey, this is Erica at Bumbun's Book Pick, and I found an ebook on the freeding app called Tiny Homes. I haven't read it yet, but I did download it and the first time I was introduced to the term tiny homes was in 2013. Some roommates back then had mentioned tiny home. I wasn't interested at the time. My husband and I, we were just into just paying regular friend and having regular home or regular apartment, that's it
Tanya Coles
@MsColes77 · 4:20
And I've always been fascinated by the tiny home way of living because, of course, me being single with no kids, it seems to be an optimal way of living for me. I have a home. My home is definitely not big. It's 858, do have a full basement, but of course it's plenty enough room for me. In some ways, it's not the best when it comes to storage space. I wish I had more storage space
Erica Jean
@HeyItsErica · 2:03
We don't have any kids, so if we were to do, like, a tiny home or a van, it would make more sense because it's just us. But there are some videos of women who live in a van, and one of them, she's encountered some strange, scary stuff already. So, like you said, for those who are I mean, for the women who are living in advance, they definitely have to be more careful
Angela Kaye
@AnngieKaye · 3:10
You. Hi, Erica. I listened to this pretty early, earlier this morning. I'm just getting a chance to reply, so if I missed any points, please forgive me. The tiny home phenomenon. It's funny because my niece, who's only 21, she had us watching for years, like the tiny homes on HDTV. She loved it. I loved what they were able to do with some of those tiny homes