Building Her Tiny House Was This Intrepid Writer's Biggest Adventure Yet

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  @livingbig · 1 year ago · pinned

  As someone who travels a lot myself, I resonated in a big way with Louise's story. No-matter how adventurous you are, having a place to come home to is important. What Louise has built for herself here is stunning. It's the perfect place to ground after her travels and spend some quiet time writing. We hope you enjoy the tour! Let us know your thoughts in the comments! With Love, Bryce & Rasa

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  @illogicalstuff6099 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Apart from the fact that the videos are top notch quality, I have always been awestruck by the amazing conversational skills of Bryce. Not only his voice is soft on ears, his meticulously chosen words to describe the tiny homes and his genuine expressive talks are definitely one of the most underrated things that have contributed to the success of this channel.

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  @susanherrmann2938 · 1 year ago

  I always want to write a comment but then I read all the other comments and realize others have done it for me beautifully. This time is no exception.<br>Another lovely woman in a lovely home.

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  @M00Nature · 1 year ago

  I loved when Louise described her relationship with her home as if she and the tiny were an old married couple still learning about, and adjusting to one another. Very sweet.

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  @nickyleach · 1 year ago (edited)

  As a fellow travel writer of decades (now nearly 70), I resonated a lot with Louise&apos;s story - the ups and downs of endless travel, insecure income, rentals, and life&apos;s changing circumstances. No matter how exciting, no matter how invited in, they do take a toll as the years go by. Balance becomes so important for women later in life. I&apos;m pleased that Louise was able to make this life dream come true working alongside her then-partner and creating a beautifully essential forever home. I recognize all the simplicity, ingenuity, and life lessons she has brought into the tiny home. The good thing about slowing down is the new opportunities it opens up, including a memoir of this journey. I look forward to reading it.

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  @lauraferrell6220 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m so glad she mentioned her sewing skills because I loved how her shirt and pillows, etc., matched.

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  @c.newman9950 · 1 year ago

  Louise has such a calm manner, I could listen to her talk all day. Her home is so well considered and fits her perfectly, as well as being beautiful.

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  @gaellewis · 1 year ago

  I love how no matter how many videos you and Rasa make, there&apos;s always something unique and interesting about each and every tiny house you showcase that highlights people&apos;s differing tastes and personal needs in terms of what a &apos;home&apos; represents. 🙏

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  @UnityforMusic · 1 year ago

  Bravo to Louise and to you, Bryce and Rasa, for opening up our worlds to people who are interesting, thoughtful, creative, and lovely. Your videos provide a wonderful escape from the often harsh realities of politics and other world tragedies. Louise has created a paradise, complete with exquisite birdsongs! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤

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  @clairenevans6877 · 1 year ago

  What a beautiful home and what a stunningly beautiful person inside and out.

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  @miangelsai · 1 year ago

  Another jewel of simplicity, clarity and harmony , that reflects the owner .... Thanks Louise , Bryce and Rasa .

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  @vavanz · 1 year ago (edited)

  Indeed dream home for writer. I like her energy. No drama just smile. Only two &apos;things&apos; are missing: one is washing machine😂 and second is a beautiful, happy, adopted stray DOG!

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