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"Seen the latest shows from New Zealand? One lass not only set up a tiny house....she added another one to make it L shaped and then she built a covered all weather deck so now she has 3 tiny house spaces. That's  cheating. But it looks great and she is happy...especially as the original tiny house she started with is still on the property and is rented out. So she can...and does...say happily...'My tenant is paying my mortgage ' which is the true function of every temant as we all know.\r\nNow I live happily in a nice little place that boasts a 6m by 4m living/dining room.  Occasionally I look around and realise it is the right size for a tiny abode. I imagine my kitchen mestling in one corner, a tiny fold out desk and teeny folding chair where I do my accoints...a single confy bench chair where I would perch to watch TV (no space for my sofa unless I use it for a bed) (Which is kind of....claustrophobic and feels grungy. I don't  want to couch surf in my own home)\r\nSo I could sort of lever myself into my living room...after I've  thrown out clothes and shoes and my spare bed.\r\nBut what ofy hobbies? I'm  a bushwalke.  I have a pack and a tent. And I'm  a dancer. I have 15 pairs of dance shoes and costumes. I am a muso. I have a drum kit and 2 guitars and a keyboard. And I make and teach hula hooping. I use my garage for a workshop.  My car does just fine in the driveway.  So...I can only conclude that tiny houses are for people who don't have hobbies. People who really do come home and sit down and watch TV all evening. A tiny house is a place to rest. If you are doing anything that requires gear and movement you need to get a shed. Or a bigger house. A medium house. Or two tiny houses.\r\nAnd that's  cheating!"
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