I have seen a few things on Tiny House facebook pages talking about changes in legislation with regards to use of land. Currently it seems that it only applies to traditional buildings with regards to permitted development and renovations. Anyone know anything that might help us who want to live in Tiny Homes permanently?

For many years I have looked at the Tiny House lifestyle and wanted to experience it. Life for me has always been hectic and demanding and I felt that having a little place to myself, where I could be away from the big, crazy city life would suit me better. I am working on moving outside of London and cannot wait for the time when I can wake up to birds singing, quiet, be able to sit outside and be in nature. I am concerned that over time I might need to be around people, but isolation has taught me that I am actually quite okay with being alone in my own space. I have been at home for 10 weeks with little contact with others, and I am loving it!!

Over the last few years I have made changes to my dietary lifestyle. Since I was diagnosed with Leukemia, I had to take certain things out of my diet as they added to my side effects. I eat very little sugar (should say none, but hey, sometimes a girl needs a treat), no preservatives, very little carbs. Living alone can be a challenge when it comes to cooking meals so I bought a slow cooker. Best thing ever. Put all ingredients into pot, add a dash of liquid and let it do it's thing. I can freeze half for another time and eat the rest over 2 days. Healthy and delicious!