A Year of Change and Growth. Their support through all this has been unfathomable and I will never be able to thank them enough. I can only hope I am there for them as much as they have been there for me. I hope everyone else is having just as great of a 2015 thus far, I cannot wait to see what the future holds.

Amherst resident Leslie Lauf has awaken many a late night to hear students screaming as they walk by her house on Fearing Street on their way to and from the fraternity houses and downtown bars. Sometimes the students use her lawn as their bathroom, or as a trashcan for their beer cans. The next morning, while the quiet returns, her tree-lined street is lined with broken beer bottles.

I hope everyone has a great weekend! .

The Tiny House that Grandma Built. The Story of a Disabled Widow and her quest for a simpler Life. Saturday, August 15, 2015. The Jamboree in Colorado! Recently, I visited the first Tiny House Jamboree in Colorado Springs. Got to Hear Deek Speak! Not even close to all the houses there! So it was an awesome 3 days. They originally thought maybe 1,500 people would come. 10,000 pre-registered and more than double that showed up! Monday, July 20, 2015.

Helping Others Dream Big and Live Small. This past weekend I was fortunate enough to speak at the Tiny House Jamboree out in Colorado Springs. It was an amazing turn out and was an awesome experience. 8221; was well received, but it also generated some interesting questions.