Pediatric Oncology Nurse Chooses VanLife: Tiny House Magazine Issue 135

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Another month means another amazing issue of the Tiny House Magazine. Issue 135 has several great articles and plenty of gorgeous pictures of tiny houses sure to inspire you. You’ll get some great questions to ask yourself to help you live more minimally, a story of a pediatric oncology nurse who bought a van on a whim, and the amazing journey of two college sweethearts who are building a (tiny) life together.

Need some budget-friendly space-saving tips for your tiny house? Want to learn more about stock tank pools? This issue has all that and more! You can purchase Issue 135 for $7, or an annual subscription to enjoy them all!

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Become More Minimalist, Embrace Camper Life & Get Inspired!

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Get some budget-friendly space-saving ideas for your tiny house!

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See how these college sweethearts built an amazing DIY tiny home.

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Check out this pediatric oncology nurse’s van conversion.

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Featured Articles

  • Budget-Friendly Tiny House Design Tips: Tiny houser Laura LaVoie is back to share some tips on designing a functional tiny house.
  • Mind Blowing DIY Tiny Home On A Foundation: This tiny house is every bit of mind-blowing and owner Christo Morehead, a musician, takes THOW to new levels.
  • Exploring The Tiny House Revolution: Content Editor Andrew Odom and former tiny houser have some thoughts on how the movement shook up the housing market.
  • It’s All A True Story: Alexi Eileen is a nurse and a van lifer and has embraced the life of an explorer while learning about the fragility of our humanity.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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