There’s some wild creative energy flowing around here. It could be the spring weather (which is a mix of waking up to warm, peaceful mornings one day, then an inch or two of snow the next). It could be the growth of my journal shop. It could be the progress we’re making at the hangar or the facebook conversations going on. Or or or.
Whew. Showered, dinner in the oven, and I don’t think either Martin or I can wait to get back to work on the hangar loft tomorrow. At least mentally! Now physically? We’re feeling pretty tired these days.
Who wants to see something awesome? I’ve been so excited to upload pictures and share progress with you today. We get a little boost of energy with each milestone. Pretty much keeps us fueled.
We’ve been on a hunt for sustainable wood. All wood that is harvested in the US today has certain sustainability requirements. We just started wondering… what if we just pushed for something a little more? What if we could find some local, sustainable wood for our loft in the back of the airplane hangar?
We honestly didn’t know what we’d find. Then we got Jeff’s phone number.
I’m an American splitting life between a 480 square foot apartment in Berlin, Germany and – get this – a house made of old tires in the Rocky Mtns.
This blog chronicles the journey of Making This Home.Meet Katie.
