apartment therapy changing the world, one room at a time

So, I was reviewing my site visitor stats and noticed a large group of people coming to visit our site from this posting on Apartment Therapy. How cool!

Thanks for this very thoughtful posting about the Small House Society and my 140 square foot home!

I was somewhat embarrased to discover that I didn't have a link to Apartment Therapy on our Resources Page! I thought I'd done that long ago. Not having a link to this site is like getting half-way through the day and then realizing my socks don't match!

However, I quickly solved the problem by adding a link to Apartment Therapy under the heading Small Living Resources on our Resources Page here:
http://www.resourcesforlife.com/groups/smallhousesociety/resources.htm

A word of advice, if you have a website and aren't already linking to Apartment Therapy, you should do so immediately -- It will save you from the embarrassment of looking like you're a style-neanderthal.

I love what you've done to make apartments and small spaces (as well as the Internet) more enjoyable!

Thanks!

Regards,
Gregory Paul Johnson, Facilitator
The Small House Society

Internet: http://www.smallhousesociety.org
E-Mail: shs@resourcesforlife.com
Postal: c/o Resources for Life, PO Box 2717, Iowa City, IA 52244-2717

Wow. That is very, very cool. Meanwhile, I really wish that before my dead grandmother's little cottage house in North Louisiana got torn down to make way for a widened road, that someone could move it off and go live in it's quaint early 20th Century charm.

By the way, I've been thinking about all these people with the subprime loans who are about to lose their houses out there in the hinterlands.

I live in New York City, where many of us have co-ops, and I'm wondering if there could eventually be such things created out of some of those bloated McMansions that are all about to become otherwise repossessed. Hmmm...