Camille Esqueda

Sweeeeeet. I'm happy they're keeping the Alabama Theater intact too. Such an awesome little building. I remember passing it on my lunch breaks when I worked in Houston. I always wanted to go inside (wasn't working in the area when it was the bookstore).

It's kind of hard to tell at this point- so little information has been released. I'd be inclined to believe it was health-related as well.

This is my first HAIF post...I've been frequenting the site for at least a year but been to shy to contribute so please bear with me, hahaha. :-)

I've been researching these tiny homes for a year or two now. My personal opinion is that a small family could live in a house of 600-800 square feet if you're prepared. Tumbleweed Tiny Houses (http://www.tumbleweedhouses.com/) has a great little plan for a family and they provide shelving/closets built into the house for ample storage. Then again, I don't have very many things (by choice). My husband and I currently live in an apartment and I think it would be more than feasible to raise a child in a small home. I think we have way too much room currently, personally-- we don't use the dining area and rarely use the office area except for storage, and our guest bathroom has never been used (we rent a 2 bed/2 bath). Husband and I don't see eye to eye on how much room we have vs. what we use though. I'd love to "downgrade" to a tiny house.