I just want to live in a small, cramped modern apartment and never have to pay the rent
Also comfy thread
>>24507623
Would you be willing to suck dick daily for it?
A place like that will cost u 2000 in NYC
>>24507659
Then don't live in NYC dummy
>>24507623
I would be immensely happy to have my own tiny studio apartment, with its own kitchenette and bathroom. I hate living with others but I don't have a choice.
>>24507741
Not that simple, kid
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true i do want a small place
I have to admit, I would enjoy a small house like this
All I want in life living situation-wise is a small apartment with a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, laundry room, and a small common area like in the OP image. Had kind of close to that in my old college dorm, but it was filled with a bunch of degenerates.
>these are usually as expensive if not more than a regular apartment with 2-3 bedrooms in my area
What language are u niggas speaking?
>>24507838
Kek in Brooklyn there's small rooms under a grand and if you get roommates you can go beast mode with a grand
Try living upstate, kid
yesterdays /comfy/ was gold familios
>>24508119
the >banned for 2 seconds- language
I'll contribute also as well too
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>>24507623
>ywn live in a small comfy apartment with a perfect gf
Why even live?
>>24507898
Imagine browsing 4chan on a comfy blanket while that majestic creature walks in the distance.
I live in NYC. I wish I could live alone in a tiny TINY studio that was still clean.
Instead I have had a bunch of roommates and I hate it.
>>24508100
this looks fucking comfy
small house best house
>>24508129
Only if u wanna live in Brownsville or east ny, senpai
someone on last thread posted a vaporwave genres graph.
any kind anon that saved it?
>>24507623
>>24508100
I just bought a piece of land and I'm getting ready to live in a 96sqft shed as soon as it stops snowing. I'm going to renovate it into a mini-cabin with solar power before I move in. Plus it's tall enough for a sleeping loft to maximize space. Best part is not having any neighbors to piss me off. I'm preparing for maximum comfy.
>>24508228
The only problem I know about these small houses is that the bathroom is right there and you don't have a buffer to it. So if you take a shit, everything is going to smell. I was pondering maybe like a reverse pressure system like some hospitals rooms have to keep air from flowing out and only in
living in a comfy small apartment up in a high-rise downtown in a big city where nobody knows who i am
using my disposable to income to make it as comfy as possible and go out to eat by myself whenever possible
playing vidya, watching movies and tv, and shitposting in my free time
that's the dream
reposting my wallpapers
>>24508283
Pretty nice. I'm jealous of that situation. I know as soon as I graduate from college I'll be forced to get some girlfriend and eventually have to own a big house someday
>>24508377
>I'll be forced to get some girlfriend and eventually have to own a big house someday
Who's going to force you?
>>24508355
>original commentary on picture
>your comment was not original
have this then
>>24508420
Normies, who else?
>>24508434
cyberpunk asian cities are max comfy
>>24508460
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrNkMUbykgA
music for your ears
>>24508100
>>24508283
I'd rather kill myself than live in one of those.
Maybe its cause I'm tall but goddamn.
>>24508283
That sounds like heaven, anon. How much is it costing you?
>>24508499
I'm 6'4" and I'd live there in a heartbeat
>>24508221
I love in nyc too want to be friends man?
>>24508499
I just need enough room for a bed, a desk, and a chair. I'd also like separate rooms for the kitchen and bathroom.
literal dream house.
ive looking for a small attic to rent/buy for a good while now
>>24508278
http://dreamfm.biz/
https://plaza.one/
play these 2 stations at once
i think ye have to turn down the plaza one for it to match the dream one.
>>24508525
I also have too many material possessions.
I've seen a few tiny houses that are a bit on the bigger side that I'd live in but most are a fuck no.
>>24507927
I'd love somewhere like that.
>>24507741
than whats the point of living if life is spent in a boring small town?
I want to live in a small apartment by myself and pay rent.
I just need a car.
>>24507838
It really is. I lived in a big city, and didn't like it so I left. All I did was tell the apartment I wouldn't be renewing my lease, my boss that I quit, and I drove to another place to live. What could possibly be preventing that? Even if you're on parole you can freely move within the state,just let your master know and it's gravy.
>>24508907
or live downtown, work nearby, take public transit and don't own a car
>>24508882
you won't get shot or stabbed when you occasionally need to go outside
>>24508950
Have you ever been to NYC or do you just watch TV? As long as you don't live in the Bronx or some other small areas you're just fine.
>>24508283
What are your renovation plans? I plan to build a small house ground-up within a few years (gotta get a job that pays me more than the bare minimum I need to pay rent first.)
Biggest questions are plumbing and insulation; where's your shit go (did you pay someone to hook it to the grid? Leech field? Tank?) And are you just putting up fiberglass or styrofoam on the inside, just swallowing the fact that the entire shed is gonne be a foot or two smaller in every dimension?
I'm asking because I love hearing what other people do and why, the more people I talk to the less stupid I can make my own plans.
>>24508326
Get a shitter fan, I've lived in a room where the bathroom was basically just a closet off to the side. Turned on the fan and my room never smelled like my own shit.
Cheap Walmart candles go a long way too, the berry/fruit scents actually cover stuff (as opposed to that "Calming Ocean Breeze" shit that doesn't even do anything but look pretty.) I started burning candles all the time when I lived with a stoner who worked warehouse labor and showered about once a week, and they went a long way towards covering that too.
>>24508943
>Everyone lives in a 500k+ city
great thread. all i want is a small space in a nice area then i'd decorate/make it cosy as fuck
>studying abroad
>small dorm, kinda comfy
>can't bring most of my stuff, too expensive
>can't make it truly /comfy/
>>24508326
> close door
> open window
wow that was difficult
>>24508978
Not the same anon, but I lived in Dallas (with the grandparents, in a six-figure-income neighborhood) and that's not true. If you lived in the city your whole life you sorta get survival into your subconscious. Coming from a small town I never developed a sense that said "don't walk down that dark alleyway at 2am," because back home that was fine, and hell you might see a couple of your old HS buddies hanging out back there. In the city you've gotta watch that.
My uncle got shot at because he cut off a couple urban youth on the freeway (showboating in his Mustang, to be fair) so they decided to show him who was packing. Fortunately he was in a goddamn Mustang so he got out of there pretty fast. My mom can drive me around her old neighborhood and point to where murders happened when she was growing up there.
It's definitely a sense you gain, that "don't do stupid things in a city that will get you killed" sense.
>>24508278
from last thread. i dont have the weeb beats that anon posted
textless posts are not allowed goddamnit
>>24508882
Doesn't matter where you live if NEET.
>>24508326
I'd use one of those incinerating toilets. They close up and roast your shit whilwhile venting outside. No smell and easier plumbing. Just run that shit to the yard. It's grey water. A little soap and pee won't hurt the yard any. I'd run mine to gravel under the walkway for further no problems.
>>24509187
that hard ass concrete floor looks uncomfortable.
Put on a nice carpet so you can roll around while you play your vidya. that screen is too low to sit on that chair and be comfy
Thread soundtrack
https://youtube.com/watch?v=F9L4q-0Pi4E
>>24508460
>>24508498
>>24508434
Neotokyo 2019 in TimeSplitters 2. Loved that level when I was a kid.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVz5IqzeyMs
>>24508499
I think people usually design and build these themselves. Instead of 7' ceilings like normal do 7.5' or even 8'. I'm 6'3 andand have been playing with designs. It's the perfect house because they are tailored to exactly what you want, down to every last detail, and cheap too. If you do it all then it's under 10. Rent a Mexican for roofing day though. You can diy but it's hard and dangerous. Two people will get it done about 4x as fast as one person. Everything else is easy though.
>>24509264
It's not my picture, but I agree it's not as comfy as it could be. Add a carpet, maybe a love seat or recliner, and raise the TV a bit and it would be awesome.
>>24509187
That looks like a cold fucking basement. Not my idea of /comfy/ but whatever floats your boat.
>>24508882
You could always choose a fun small town. Have you never heard of Savanna or Longmont? You have no one but your retarded ass self to blame if you choose Bumfuck North Dakota.
>>24508499
f-f-five foot four master r-race.
>>24509316
>2019
>thats practically tomorrow
>still no cyberpunk
cryo when
>>24508882
The only time I leave my house is to go for a hike or some other nature related thing. The city offers nothing for me.
I was just looking at this sort of stuff
I'd be okay with living in a studio or a loft or something for cheap. I'm cool with paying rent. I just want to live by myself in a cozy place like that.
>>24508458
I don't understand. Normies sure as hell don't want me to break free from the program and live on my land, but I'm going to do it anyway.
>>24508499
I'm a scrawny manlet. I love being in close quarters and it's going to be comfy as fuck for me. Obviously I'm going to be living alone and would hate to live in a tiny house with another person. I'm going to have my dog, but I like being close with her.
>>24508502
The land is 15 acres for $10k. The shed is $1k, but will need a lot of work to make it livable, so add on another $1.5k for everything. Another $1k for necessary (compact-sized) appliances. I can probably get away with a $3k solar power system, but I might need to add onto it later. I also had to buy a truck for $4.5 because the location is off grid and obviously I need to haul shit to/from the land. So altogether right around $22k. After that, the only thing I need to pay for on a regular basis is food, water, an internet hotspot, and gas/maintenance on my truck.
I wageslaved for a couple years while living with my mom, so I could save around 50% of my checks specifically for this. This is my dream I've been working towards and it's finally getting ready to come true.
>>24508847
The entire point is to leave materialism behind. I'm sure as hell not going to bring that bullshit with me. Especially these days where everything is digital. All I need is my laptop and I have a near infinite archive of movies/tv/music/games/etc for entertainment. Not to mention the fact that it's not in a city, so I can actually enjoy going outside just to dick around and look at the stars, etc.
>>24508995
I'm actually going to have a composting toilet, so I can use my shit as fertilizer. I want to start a small garden so I can eat healthy while living off grid and eventually want to escalate it so I'm growing the vast majority of my own food.
I'm probably just going to deal with fiberglass insulation, but I've seen this shit at home depot that needs much less space. I know it's probably a bad idea, but I think I'm only going to use like half the insulation of a normal house. The area where the property is snows, but it's in the southern US, so it doesn't get down to extreme temperatures. Not to mention the entire thing is ridiculously small compared to a normal house, so it's not going take much to make the whole thing nice and toasty. The only plumbing I'm going to have is basically just going to be a hole in the shower that lets me collect the wasted water so I can use it for my garden (I'm going to use natural soaps so it doesn't hurt my plants). My drinking/cooking/bathing/etc water is going to be stored in a large water tank and when I need to shower, I'm going to fill up one of those shower in a bag things you use while camping.
>>24509631
eating your own shit unironically
lmao
>>24509698
You don't eat it, that's gross. Incinerating means it burns. You put it in the garbage. I checked the laws and it's legal provided it's completely burned up. Otherwise just dump it out in some corner of the property. It's just ashes so it will wash away.
>>24509603
>This is my dream I've been working towards and it's finally getting ready to come true.
You better make a thread with pictures after it's constructed. I need inspiration.
That's my dream as well (Not that small though). I'm saving for it. Good thing I live in a 3rd world country where there's quality and affordable housing.
>be poor minimum wageslave
>no education, no prospects
>figure I could afford some kind of tiny two roomed apartment even on my shit pay
>look at prices
>kek heartily
The futility of it all. I literally have no idea how I'm ever going to be able to move out of my parents house. Let alone be able to afford a car on top of it to commute to my shitty job.
>>24508215
Now this is a goal I can set for myself
>go to college and study buttfucks + bio + chemistry + dinosaurs + cloning or some shit
>make some dank ass peaceful dino dragons
>win some science award for doing science
>buy a comfy house
>buy a wife
>crawl under my blankie one afternoon to browse 4chan
>see my creation roaming free out my window
>feelsgoodman.jpg
>>24509698
What's wrong with that? May as well use the nutrients your body wasted to feed the plants that are going to sustain you. Haven't you watched the Lion King? Circle of life and all, man. Plus, do you not wash your produce before eating it? That can't be good for you to eat all those pesticides, anon.
>>24509815
Composting toilets aren't incinerating toilets. I'm actually going to make use of my waste instead of just burning it.
>>24509845
It might be a while. I need to wait for Spring so I can actually start building without having to worry about snow fucking my shit up. Plus, internet is the last thing I'm going to be worried about. I'll make a thread eventually, but it probably won't be until next Summer at the earliest, maybe not even until Autumn or Winter once I have to start spending more time inside.
>>24509922
needing to have a car is literally meme tier unless your job requires it, it's a money sink
>you will never live in a cabin lined with 3,282 books in the heartland of the Maine woods with your dog
>>24509187
>>24509264
>>24509395
What do you people know about comfy anyway.
>>24509935
>It might be a while.
I'll be waiting.
>>24508549
Yea sure. Where in NYC?
>>24509982
>Rape Sux written on the wall
really comfy place anon, I sure love the idea of a fully erect massive black man descending upon me and raping my bio pussy but you know, whatever you're into I guess.
>>24509982
i mean, whatever floats your boat. that looks pretty comfy imo, but itd be better if you slapped a thin mattress or a rug or something below the blankie.
>that spoon touching the floor
[screams echo]
>>24509982
Damn, I think I was just there in Fallout 4.
>>24507623
Why don't you get arrested in Sweden?
>>24508978
>"all small towns are boring and a waste of your life"
>"well all big towns are crime infested shitholes"
>"wow lol nice generalizations you don't know reality"
are you honestly self-aware?
>>24509982
Holy shit is that a picture of Satoru Iwata on his wall?
>>24508338
This is my dream as well.
>>24508499
Yeah, I don't like the hallway-kind of cramped, but rather the square kind
>>24509845
this man. I have no fucking hope for anything right now.
>>24510151
I might have to go on hunger strike if they don't let me play rated M games though.
>>24509187
I would put green shag carpet on the floor and get a waterbed. Achieve comfy '70s-style.
This comment is beyond original
why is nightime so comfy bros? I like nighttime best
also I feel u op, I just want the essentials and a nice movie collection and shit for my appartment
>>24508338
my dream too anon.
>>24510257
i nearly achieved it over the summer, interned in the loop in chicago, in a dorm
i miss it
I'm comfy in my motorhome.
>work for rv park
>free rent
>move to other parks around the country
>repeat
>need to type some shit
>nothing to say
>dont want to jam in random letters
fuck you robot
>>24507623
Then move to a shit communist nation.
>>24510322
Like I said, I'll make a thread eventually, but it might be a while.
Besides, I'm sure there's plenty of anons here who already live off grid and just don't bring it up because there's simply no reason to.
>>24510619
That sounds pretty comfy, anon. I was thinking about living in a motorhome or van before I realized how much more comfy I'd be if I lived off grid altogether.
What do you actually have to do when you work for the rv park?
>>24509631
Ok, so your plumbing stuff is super bare-bones. It sounds like you're talking about an outhouse situation, then?
>shower bags
Any plans on heating that? Are you thinking some serious bare-bones showering, and just heating ~5gallons on the stove before you want to shower, or just gonna swallow it and take the cold shower? Personally, showering is the big thing I'd need plumbing for, call me spoiled but a life without a warm shower is not a very comfy life for me. Still, I guess it's always possible to add stuff later, huh?
I'm curious, have you priced your converted-shed plan against building a home from scratch? If you already have the shed I guess it's a sunk cost, but I've looked at it a bit and it's not too big a difference cost-wise (sometimes more expensive) to buy the shed/trailer and convert it.
Also curious, are you thinking longterm you'd start building a second, more professional-level house on the property? It just sounds awful Spartan to live in a place like that long-term, not to mention (yes, I know which board I'm on) that it sounds like it's essentially resigning yourself to a life of never bringing a woman home.
>>24510813
I'm working on going off the grid myself gonna try to save up for a solar set up and later find some land.
Working for the park I mostly general grounds keeping lots of mowing and raking. Along with other odd jobs around the park fixing stuff
i would be happy to buy a small studio/apartment/condo in the long beach area for about 100k
>>24510987
Are both the RV and the bus yours? How much did the RV cost, and does it run or is it pretty much static?
>>24508338
me too anon may all our dreams come true
>>24507649
This. I live in central Canada, if anyone is willing to blow me daily. For daily head, I will pay your rent. For both head and your asshole, I will pay your rent and food.
>>24507886
Do you understand how fucking cold this room would be?
>>24511042
yeah the bus has been my daily driver for a few years. I'm a mechanic but just doing odd jobs while im trying to travel. I saved up for a while and got the rv off craigslist for $8500 its 1993 pace arrow runs good only 70k miles
>>24511100
You'd be surprised what triple-paned glass and a modern central heater can do.
>>24511100
Not cold at all if windows are closed I'm guessing. This isn't cave man days. We have double and triple windows now. I like the cold though and sleep with the windows cracked. Maximum comfy getting under 3 big blankets with just my head sticking out.
>>24511100
do you guys not have those super insulating windows? they literally stay not-cold on the inside in winter here.
>>24510872
Yeah, I'm really just going for the bare minimum just so I can escape this society. I'm sure that kind of life will get tiring and I'll eventually add more amenities when I get the money for it.
The toilet isn't going to be an outhouse, it's going to be inside. They make composting toilets that keep the smell to a minimum.
I'm going to heat the water on the stove before showering, but to be honest, I don't mind being a little dirty. Showering isn't going to be high on my to-do list while living like this, especially since no one else but my dog is going to be around. I'm not going to let it get to the point where it affects my health, but people definitely bathe too often these days and I'm going to probably shower only like once a week at most unless I get noticeably filthy.
I haven't priced the shed vs. building from scratch. I'd feel much more comfortable to have a base to build off rather than build something from scratch. I'm somewhat of a handyman, but I've never built something this big and I'd much rather bite the bullet on price to make sure it doesn't collapse while I'm living in it.
>>24510872
>>24511316
I honestly have no clue what I'm going to do in the long term. I have plenty of property, so I might end up building something bigger and better. That being said, the entire point of me doing this is so I can escape society's system and not have to work a job just to keep living. I find the idea to be in such a small place to be comfy anyway. I really just want to clear my head of society's bullshit for a year or two and see where my life goes from there. Hell, I might even decide to come back one day, I have no clue.
Obviously as I robot I have no chance with women anyway and never factored one into my lifestyle. I really just want some alone time anyway. To be honest, I don't think I'd ever be able to find a woman I like enough to live with anyway. I know this sounds like sour grapes or /r9k/ misogyny, but I've never met a woman with whom I could have a meaningful conversation. I have quite an eccentric personality and just don't click with most people, male or female, anyway. When I'm horny, I jerk off. I have my dog for companionship. I really just don't see the point in bringing another human into the mix when it's just not necessary.
>>24509603
>15 acres for $10k
Where is this? That is absolutely dirt-cheap.
>>24511376
Northern Arizona. Absolutely gorgeous area for cheap as fuck. Mild weather year round. It gets a little warm, but not nearly as bad as the valley. It snows, but it doesn't get blizzards. No natural disasters like tornadoes/earthquakes/etc happen there. I have no idea why it's not a realty hotspot. There's a couple big-ish cities that are expensive like Flagstaff and Prescott, but there's still plenty of little towns with cheap property and few regulations on what you can do with it.
>>24507623
That actually looks like all the space i would ever need. How much would rent be for a place like that in IL suburb.
>>24511331
Wagekek here, I don't understand what you would do all that time? Like before I finished my degree, all I would do was eat, fap, and watch MTG vods. Obviously gained a lot of weight and now my dick doesn't work properly, and I was absolutely miserable. Lived off my rich parents who gave me money.
Once I started working I became much happier, even though like all wagekeks I hate getting up, and now I own every mtg card I want but with no time to play etc etc etc
>>24511331
>Showering isn't going to be high on my to-do list while living like this
Wash your feet/underarms/balls with a soapy rag every day or two, or they'll start to get pretty disgusting, just a damp rag with soap or something.
>more comfortable having a base
I get it. Before I started homebuilding professionaly, I'd've said the same thing. Personally, after doing so, I know how easy and cheap it'd be (for me) to build a a foundation and walls/roof for something that small. Way easier to do yourself as a second-house sorta thing, when you'd already got a place to live in, though. I don't know what job you are, or NEET, or anything, but if you work even a few months part-time in residential construction it might give you some good ideas/inspiration.
Anyway I'm off, adios chums. I love these threads.
If I won the lottery I'd buy a nice truck and a fifth wheel camper. That's all I need. Hell, I calculated everything I'd need if I won $20M and I would be set for life.
>>24511511
Some people are smart enough to do things without being told and have hobbies.
>>24510101
>blankie
That's a bath towel anon
>>24511511
You're not the first person who asked what I'd do with all my time and it still astonishes me every time someone asks me something like that. People are such slaves they really don't know what they'd do if they weren't working for someone? I was absolutely miserable having a job and I don't see how anyone could actually like slaving away like that.
When I'm living off the grid, I can do anything I damn well please. I want to take up gardening so I can grow a lot of my own food and obviously that will take up a lot of my time just in itself. Plus, I'd need to can all my produce for long term storage, so that's a process in itself once everything is grown.
Then I could always build stuff. Make some tables, chairs, benches, whatever for inside and out. Whittle some figurines for the hell of it. Smoke some weed, get drunk, do psychedelics. I'm going to have an internet connection, so there's always going to be plenty of books to read, movies to watch, music to listen to.
Not to mention that I'm actually going to get some good sleep. Take naps every day, like every other animal who's not a human slaving away. Even if you get the recommended 8 hours of sleep (which I sure as hell didn't as a wageslave), you're still pushing your body more than you should. It's not natural to work yourself so hard like we're encouraged to do.
>>24511518
Yep, sponge baths were part of my plan to maximize water usage while keeping myself mildly clean.
Yeah, it really would be nice to build something from scratch. Maybe I could just test it out after I'm comfy and don't have anything else to do. If I fuck up, I can always just keep living in my shed.
Later man, nice talking to you.
>>24510042
Bushwick but I'm not hipster scum I've lived here my whole thing life
>>24513104
>Bushwick
I like this anon's room, he lives in poland or romania or something. it just seems comfy as heck.
>>24507996
capsule/pod rooms are the best tbhwa
>>24513336
manitoba
how serious are you about this? i am very serious.
>>24508134
this just seems impractical desu
>>24508355
>wallpaper
>1600x842
that is not comfy
>>24513577
I need pics please. I dont think you need to know me, really. we will be living separate lives.
>>24510339
>xbox
>in nip room
I don't believe it
>>24513668
winnipeg. :)
>>24513668
I need to see pics first please
>>24513636
I wasn't posting a wallpaper, I can do that if you want. was mostly a comment on the weird pixel ratio.
>tfw you will never live in Japan in the summer
thread theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eE-_kNWJXNw
>>24513768
that's fucking horrendous.
>>24513812
it sucks imo I am not eagerly awaiting it.
I don't get it, how the fuck do people do it
Pay rent, own a car, pay insurance, pay a plethora of other things and have surplus money, how is everyone capable of such madness
I thought everyone was poor and there was a disparity of wealth
Should I just fucking kill myself
>>24513878
Most people do it by putting themselves in perpetual debt. If you want to keep up with the Joneses, you need a credit card.
acsfsfcfcrfrfs
>>24509982
>tfw Iwata was still alive the last time I saw this pic posted
F
>>24513824
>mfw I made a robot self conscious enough to delete the picture of his apartment
>>24513915
Why is this lifestyle being promoted
Why are we living in such a toxic culture
Why do I still want to live despite knowing there is nothing out there, for some reason I can't bring myself to commit suicide something is telling me you can still make it even though everything is fucking impossible
>>24514016
Nah I just realized it was a bad pic because I was cleaning.
>>24507649
Low key,no
>>24513729
I did live in a japanese suburb for a summer. It was every bit as idyllic and comfy as these pictures, which was surprising.
>>24513768
>>24513824
>>24514016
>>24514041
Don't worry, it's still in the archive.
>>24514026
The economy needs to keep expanding one way or another. Could you imagine a stagnant economy? Oy vey, how could society ever pay back the interest on all the money The Federal Reserve is illegally pulling out of its ass?
>>24509478
>tfw this looks like every evening at my home town in Siberia during winter if you take those ad things away
Thanks for the feels, anon, now I'm home sick
>>24514098
That's not too bad, don't be mean anon.
Well boys, time for me to claim victory over this thread by posting everyone's favorite block of shit, a.k.a. the most comfy that a human dwelling will ever be.
>there are people browsing this board right now who still haven't realized we're already living in a cyberpunk dystopia
>>24514442
That looks like a bunch of those stacks of compacted trash cubes.
>>24514442
Too many people, 0/10 comfy. I don't even see a single tree or lake or eve snow or rain.
I'm working on getting me a little house either in the woods of Washington state, the upper peninsula of my home state, Michigan, or in a rural area outside of Toronto.
Something tiny, heated by a wood-burning furnace, and no real frills other than a good entertainment center for vidya and my music. I'll go out hiking in the forest until I find a place to sit with my guitar, some grass and a tape recorder for when I feel inspired.
I don't care about having nice things, so I won't have to work much, just enough to pay for my house, a car that can deal with the snow, and vidya every once in a while.
It'll be a while before I have enough saved to get it in motion, but I have a clear goal, and I know I can do it.
