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Vera, I just saw your YouTube video a bit ago, earlier in these wee hours, and still have God chills…I’ll write more in a day or so after some things calm down here in my world, but I just had to reach out to you and say how impacted I was upon seeing your tiny house and a glimpse of your story. I’m here in Orange County, CA looking to create suitable and sustainable shelter for homeless seniors…like me (I am also 66 years old, be 67 in December), and have recently discovered that the tiny house movement has taken hold and is growing very fast! My idea is to use old refurbished RV’s, and now that idea has been taken to the next level with the discovery of the tiny house model.
Then, finding what you’re doing…oh my goodness…well, I’ve got to stop now, really. I am so excited about your work. One of the two directives I was given by Spirit at the beginning of this journey was to Trust that all is occurring in Divine Right Timing – and that’s certainly been demonstrated this day.
I’m so looking forward to meeting you and helping with your work and bringing your work into my mission. Working title: Dragonfly Coalition
Blessings and Radiant Light,
Linda Witt-King
Linda,
It is always a pleasure to learn that my story can inspire others. I am interested in helping the homeless by giving them a hand-up, not a hand-out. My concept is to help them design/build their own small homes on wheels from reclaimed/repurposed/recycled/donated resources. I wish for them to own the process as well as their new home.
Not sure I’m interested in RV’s, not many are well built and insulated for year round living; nor are their systems sustainable or renewable. As you may know, it takes at least twice the time and effort to reclaim/repurpose/renew a resource than just buying “new”.
However, if you are interested in zero-waste micro-housing made of non-toxic reclaimed materials that only employs renewable/sustainable systems thinking, we should talk.
Best wishes for your journey!
Vera