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"I get it.  I understand a few of the driving forces behind wanting to do the whole tiny house thing.  Most people want them to be mobile so I understand the shape too.  What I don't get is the logistics of the tiny house.  \r\n\r\nOne person in a tiny home I can get behind but the more people you add the less I it.\r\n\r\nI see the storage in those tiny houses and wonder where do they store the pots and pans.  Some meals I make can be made in one dish , while other meals use 3 or even 4.  Do you make brownies and cakes and where do you store the mixer and mixing bowls?  Where do you store the blender and the toaster.  \r\n\r\nIf you enjoy crafts, where do you store the materials?  Do you store the extras and left overs or do you throw them away?\r\n\r\nMy husband has size 13 shoe.  3 pair would take up most of a closet, not to mention at least 3 pair for me.  But why would I ant to get rid of any of my shoes?  \r\n\r\nNumber 1 a question, how many pairs of underwear do you have?  Bras?  How often do you have to do laundry?  I love clothes and I understand some people can be happy with 2 outfits but there are so many different situations that require different styles.  Workout gear, hiking, swimming, work, lounge, winter clothes, summer clothes.\r\n\r\nDo you have room for sentimental gifts or hand me downs?  And where do you store the bags of dog food since so many seem to have dogs.  \r\n\r\nBut, hey, to each their own."
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