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Last Friday the final house arrived on the Boneyard Studios lot – Elaine’s Lusby. Elaine doesn’t live in DC, but her house will reside on the Boneyard Studios lot. It’s the smallest of the houses at 8ft wide and 16 … Continue reading
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Yes, bad timing and cliche to draw on Lance Armstrong, but it fits the story I want to tell. In Lance’s case it wasn’t about the bike, but about the D’s: drugs, doping, deception, denial, and duping his teammates and … Continue reading
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Like most people building tiny houses, I had limited options when purchasing plans for a tiny house over a year ago (up until recently there were only a couple options), and none of them fully met all my needs.* So, … Continue reading
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It was a busy weekend at the boneyard studios lot. Thanks to beautiful fall weather and the friends who came out to the lot, we are slowly making some good progress on the exterior of my house. A future post … Continue reading
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DC is preparing for Hurricane Sandy: the metro system has closed, federal government has shut down, and sandbags were put in all around my neighborhood. While I’m a bit worried about the fate of our little houses, I do feel … Continue reading
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Brian and I went up to New York City last weekend to present at the World Maker Faire at the New York Hall of Science. It was a very inspiring (and overwhelming) event – think science fair, craft festival, a … Continue reading
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Upon waking this morning I quickly fell into an anxious and depressed Monday-morning mindset until I noticed the date on my calendar and realized that I had something to celebrate. It was a year ago today that Boneyard Studios was … Continue reading
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House Update: I came back to DC after a few weeks on the West Coast and can see progress on my house – thanks, Tony! We were feeling frustrated with all the modifications needed, but they are mostly done now. … Continue reading
