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That's great that you have downsized so easily! How did you do it?

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LOL Jilly, it was not EASY at all.

I kept putting off the move until I finally realized that Sylvester was not going to wait forever.

I am glad I did move as things are falling in place. Just need to get my income right...

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At least you did it. That's a big step! Just think about taking babysteps to get the income situation fixed. You have just made a huge life change. smile

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Check this out:

I think it is soooo coool

http
://www.tumbleweedhouses.com/

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LOL, you are so right.

Now to answer your original question - I basically did not take any of my furniture as it was just a ratty sleeper couch I used after my only child moved out at age 18 for college. When she visited, we would share my couch.

I never did accumulate a lot of stuff due to the income issues while bringing up my only child by myself for 18 years - but had to teach her to "downsize" each time we moved. Yes, the home got smaller.

With my last move, there were no issues as it was just me.


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At least you did it. That's a big step! Just think about taking babysteps to get the income situation fixed. You have just made a huge life change. smile

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Angela, how about a treehouse like this:

gorgeous tiny house in the trees

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Oh and Burt, I love the Tumbleweed houses! They are not the most affordable way to go, but they do include everything. It's the best way to have no stress I think, if one wants to downsize their living spaces.


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