You can watch the segment below or listen to the audio version.
Rather than follow the customary American dream, Tammy and Logan sold their car, and moved to a bikeable/walkable neighborhood in Sacramento, California. After reading Derrick Jensen’s writings, this couple used Your Money or Your Life as a means to get out of debt and, they feel, regain their lives and their future. While they recount the psychological challenges of facing a future of declining resources, the catalyst that continues to move them forward is a dream of living in an affordable tiny house within a supportive community. (rowdykittens.com).
It's the small, simple things in life that are beautiful.
Christine, from Simple Savvy, interviewed me last week. The interview was posted on her blog yesterday. Go check it out and while you’re at it, subscribe to Christine’s awesome blog!
It’s time to get back on the interview wagon. After a three month hiatus (due in large part to a wedding and a move), I’m proud to present Tammy from the blog RowdyKittens. Tammy writes about living small, with the idea that treading lightly on our planet benefits everyone…
1. What is your definition of simple living?
Without context the definition of simple living sounds like a cliche. Lets start with a story to put our definition into perspective. A few years ago my partner and I felt overwhelmed and depressed by all the stuff in our lives. This seems odd because at a certain level we equate more possessions with more happiness. Continue reading here…
