South Florida - The Possibilities!

Just saw an amazing TH community in an article from the UK posted on Facebook. I love it! How fun would it be to do this for a vacation home?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3128176/The-amazing-floating-hotel-guests-drift-private-catamaran-dock-dinner-restaurant.html?ito=social-facebook

The truth is that in thinking about living in a Tiny Home community, there is so much creativity and diversity in how you design it and the cultures you invite. Having a sense of adventure and breaking out of your comfort zone enables you to reap the full benefits of being part of a community. Living in a TH community doesn't mean you won't have your own space and folks always knocking on your door. Everyone is unique. Some love being around people all the time with small pauses to recharge. Others like a more quiet life with the occasional social interaction. We come from different countries, occupations, cultures and generations. However, a whole different perspective comes into view when we open our boundaries to share our time in community with those around us. We learn new skills, develop connection and virtues, such as compassion, understanding and gentleness.

Take some time and write down the TH community you would like to live in. List your hobbies and interests as they will help define where you'd like to live, how you'd like to live and who you'd like for your new neighbors.