500 square feet-ish with an industrial machine

The forced purging of anything unnecessary as we squeeze into a half of a house is frustrating and liberating...

http://www.nytimes.com/

if we had bags of cash with dollar signs on them, we would definitely steal some ideas from this guy, and his blog is pretty neat...

instead of building a new house in an admirable way, we are trying to maintain and old house in an acceptable way, even though the driveway looks like an impound lot and our yard is not going to win any neighborhood awards ANY time soon, its slowly starting to feel like home...

especially now that my pre-war PFAFF is working and taking up 40% of the living room, major thanks to the archive of old manuals online.