Downsizing to a tiny home is a life-changing decision that offers financial freedom and a simpler lifestyle. But it’s important to plan well when making the switch from a large home to a small living space. It’s important to consider the impact of micro-living before you make the decision to make the move. The following are seven key points to take into account before relocating.
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[Ad- gifted experience] Circus Cortex comes to our local town once a year, and they always put on a fantastic show! Each year, we find that it is so different from the last; new acts, new costumes, new music… it’s such a refreshing, fun show! We all headed to the Friday viewing, extremely excited to see what this year had in store for us. This year it was called the Circus Cortex BizZzar.
I am known for my love of food, food festivals, and pickles! So, when my friend Abbie had heard about The Big Brine in London, she invited Dann and I along! This is a pickle-focused food festival that took place in Hackney, where there were tons and tons of pickle related items. I am talking pickles, kimchi, pickle-like items, sauces, and a lot of things that go well with pickles, if that makes sense.
When in Upstate New York, we ate out a lot! Probably, slightly too much, but that’s just a thing to do in the area. In a small town, you can find the Fort Ann Super Stop, which is a very small town gas station that also sells food. It’s within a stone’s throw of the house I grew up in, so when Dann and I woke up hungry, due to the time zones, we walked over to have some food. As it’s a convince store, you can purchase a selection of drinks from the cooler area, grab some snacks if you want, and order food at the deli counter.
[Ad – Gifted Products] I feel like everyone has heard of and has played Pac Man. It’s one of those retro games that have been around for what feels like a lifetime! Pac Man is a simple game – there are a bunch of dots on the screen, inside a sort of maze. There are ghosts stuck in the middle, that make their way out and move around, sometimes chasing you, so that they can eat you! As Pac Man, you need to eat up all of the dots around the screen, including blinking dots that allow you to eat the ghosts for a few moments after you’ve eaten one, before they go back to normal ghosts or, in the case of being eaten, respawn. Sometimes fruit appears that you can eat for extra points. The Pac Man Plug and Play allows you to play this simple game on your TV, just by plugging in a HDMI-drive stick and a cable.
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