Something amazing about America??
It's crumbling!! The American people are getting put through the ringer! Job creation is low, unemployment is high especially among millenials like myself. Sometimes even a degree doesn't help.
As for me, I'm a survivor of the Great Debt War in the year 2,008. We never saw it coming. Seeing what mortgages did to so many families, and before that credit cards were all the rage. With a little savvy, I really wasn't affected by the 08' situation too much.
There's always a revolution, especially through the younger generations, and in a time when mortgages are still high, and the housing market is still "OK", the Tiny House RE-emerged! (most tiny houses are over 50yrs! http://thetinylife.com/tiny-house-infographic/)
That's right, I'm no ultra tiny house proponent, but I really think they should be much more popular! Don't get me wrong, I understand that space is limited, and that it could be difficult to raise a family in a tiny house, but I think they are great transitional options for younger people who want to branch out a little bit.
Some people may even end up living their whole life in a tiny house, and that's fine too! I know that some people want, and even need more space, which is completely understandable. I often dream of having a tiny home with a garage that I can dock next to or something, a man cave if you will.
Not only are these houses easy to clean, but they also are usually little to no emissions! That's what I really like about them. Ya know, I like em so much, I decided I'd have tours of tiny houses on my website http://TinyHouseTours.Co Nifty
Building your own tiny house can be a pretty amazing experience I've heard (If built with a friend or spouse, but don't pressure em!). I'm sure undertaking the endeavor alone would create some strong characteristics. Sure it may take you a year or two, but in the end, you can say you built it with your own hands.
Tiny houses may not be the "is all ends all answer" that some crack it up to be, but I definitely think they should be more incorporated into society, whether it be in America, or Zimbabwe, being energy efficient is... kinda important ya know?
Thanks for reading, my name is Sebastian Kingcrown and I'm a journalist interested in alternative solutions. Whether it be crypto-currencies, hydrogen gas generators, tiny houses or magnetic laundry, I'm looking for ways to overcome my needs not only for myself, but also for those I influence. Stay tuned.