If I was going to do a crash tour of a buddy’s bus, I’d let the dog get really wet before she came in to jump on the bed.
That’s a good way to roll, right?
Jenny and I took a tour of a tiny house at the Apple Festival in Hendersonville this year.
That we ended up taking a tour of a tiny house was even more mystifying than ending up at the Apple Festival at all.
We hadn’t planned to do either of those two things.
This tiny house was one that was built out-of-state….then trucked to a gated community that cost 500.00 a month to rent a space.
If you bought the added land, you could have a carport.
What a crock!
A tiny house that sold for 100,000 that had plastic siding and trim….and a full size fridge and a full size stacked washer dryer combo….
It was a tiny house for people who didn’t know anything about tiny houses.
Man.
It was horrible.
Everything a tiny house shouldn’t be.
And…it was being marketed like a timeshare….high sales presentation….
Yuck.
This is the opposite of that….creativity in action all the way.
That’s the thing….these houses should be individual and an expression of the builder’s creativity…not some cookie cutter weirdness.
Don’t mass market something that should be cool.
We went here today…before the weather turned cold and the green turned brown.
It’s a good place to pick blueberries….and it’s good to get high every once in a while.
High….like up towards the sky.
Closer to heaven.
The Art Loeb trail is beautiful.
We’ll have to get up there to camp one of these days.
I think that the kids would get a kick out of camping.
Listen to these guys!
Stop….just for a minute or two….another train will come along if you miss it!
How did we get so busy that something great doesn’t stop us in our tracks?
I hope that I’d stop.
I hope I’m not too busy to appreciate something fine.
Awwwwww….where did this one come from?
Apparently, it was on a Roberta Flack album….but written by Stevie Wonder.
I thought I knew them all…by heart.
What a blessing to come into music heavy when stuff like this was coming out.
Sometimes it’s good to be getting a little bit older.
Listen to Gillian and Dave sing these harmonies.
It sounds like one voice.
That’s some really good listening….some sympathetic music making.
Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings….it really doesn’t get much better than this.
Man.
I love music so much!
Look at this young guy driving the tractor….helping his family put up some bales!
These are good experiences for a young family to share.
I was blessed to have relatives with farms.
It’s a good thing to be able to help with this kind of work.
I knew Keith John’s version from Spike Lee’s School Daze movie.
Stevie wrote this song.
What a great tune!