Sounds like a toddler’s picture book;-)
I’m lying here with my knees 14 inches from the ceiling. I can almost touch the bed on the other side of the loft and my entire family is less than 6 feet from me. I literally had no idea tiny houses were this tiny! My family thought I was crazy to book this, but they always look so big in social media pics. Anyway, I like it.
It’s throwing me back to the one hotel room we all shared in Edinburgh, the little trailer in Italy, the countless hours spent crammed in a car together. I’m feeling so nostalgic right now for that togetherness. I’ve blogged before about how space creates space…literally and figuratively. When everyone has their own room and there are three levels and three bathrooms in the house, you can go all day without seeing each other. Sometimes that’s nice, but sometimes I don’t love it.
COVID-19 has pretty much shut down travel, but the Atlantic provinces have next to no cases, so we are allowed to roam freely. Ish. So we are roaming!
The pandemic, despite our fortunate situation, has been hard on everyone. And it will be for some time. I think we all feel a bit trapped. I mean, we may not have travelled very far anyway in the last 6 months, but there’s something about not being able to travel that feels different. It’s restrictive.
So even though we are not roadschooling with our three littles, I feel so fortunate to be on a Cape Breton weekend vacation with our three young adults. And not much has changed to be honest. The youngest is complaining, the oldest is reading and the other ones are trying to find a way to get Netflix to appear on the tv with no wifi.
Space is tight. It’s raining. The tiny house is shaking just a little in the gale-force winds. But I love it. All of it.
Roadschooling Claytons 
Love this post – weather wise it sounds like my last week in the caravan. Your description of the girls activities made me laugh – bless. I think the little house looks ace. Keep creating the memories – hope you all enjoy the weekend. N xxx
Thanks, Nita. It was tight but a lovely little adventure!
Aww, thanks Donna. Liah actually said she’ll probably take her boyfriend and eventually kids hiking (when she has either one of those things) even though it’s really not her favourite activity;-)
Thanks, Nita – it was a lovely weekend:-)
Memories. You are providing space for wonderful memories. How the story will grow in years to come!!!