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By Kera, on January 21st, 2013 
Riley waking up from a nap. Photo by Benito.
I have been living in my tiny house, The Fortune Cookie, for about a year and a half now.A big question that people inquire about is having pets in a tiny house. It is a super valid question. I was worried about that a . . . → Read More: Furry Friends: Pets and Tiny House Living
By Kera, on December 21st, 2012
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I find myself reflecting back over the last two years today. Two years ago, on December 17th, 2010 I gave my two week notice to The Evil Empire. I had been dreaming about . . . → Read More: The Apocalypse
By Kera, on March 10th, 2012 Eowyn, Logan and Kass. Photo by Scott Haydon
Spring is starting to arrive in Washington. The trees are beginning to show signs of budding with new life. The sun is also becoming a more steady staple. Then in typical indecisive Washington weather fashion, it snowed. Thankfully, it appears that Snowmageddon is not returning.
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By Kera, on January 23rd, 2012 Fortune Cookie, earning it's name.
There is nothing like being away from home, to remind you once again how much you love it. I have made no small mention of how much I adore The Fortune Cookie. Well I was house sitting for a dear friend in Olympia for a little over a week. . . . → Read More: There’s No Place Like Home
By Kera, on December 20th, 2011 I just wanted to send another big thank you to Steven over at Tiny House Listings! I was featured again on an article he posted yesterday, December 19, 2011. I was listed with some of my favorite other Tiny House Residents and am quite flattered. You can see the article here.
Tiny house living is . . . → Read More: Featured: Tiny House Listings (Again)
By Kera, on December 9th, 2011 Frost on the wildlife near the Fortune Cookie.
After much deliberation, I have decided to stay at my current location through the Winter season. The roads were getting a bit treacherous locally for me to really want to migrate too far. The dirt road and driveway leading up to the Fortune Cookie are . . . → Read More: This Bird Ain’t Migrating This Winter
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