I am certainly not a guest in this old house! This tiny little house was built in the early 1960s like me and is located away from the main house. I usually stay in this little house when I visit my family. Everyone else is local so they drive to the location for our family Christmas or other family events.
The little house sports a full basement, two bedrooms, a full bath, and a nice kitchen. The last update was in the 1990s though so the place is a bit out of date as you can imagine. In other news from my place, yesterday was sunny and bright. Today is overcast and windy as hell, so what’s up with that, old man winter?
I can fly back to Michigan if I want this crappy weather! Today’s weather has a chance of rain and just 57 cold degrees. Gladly, Las Vegas has 300+ days per year of sunshine so this crap isn’t going to stick around like it does back home.
Fascinating. I really like Rockwell
How nice to have a guest house all to yourself when visiting family. It’s always nice to have your own space (even if it is a bit outdated). Sorry to hear about the gloomy weather. We have some pretty miserable weather here in Ontario too. There’s also a rainfall warning for later today. Oh goodie.
I love the idea of a Guest House. I even looked for something like that before buying this RV.
so lovely this house, I loved it. Thank you, Love, nia
Hi Nia, thanks very much! ❤️
Dear John, again I can’t make comment on your blog. Actually I make but it doesn’t seem on the page, as if I didn’t make. But just a few minutes ago I made three comments and none of them appeared. What’s happening? Love, nia
Cute little house. Hope your weather improves. I don’t think anyone is dreaming of a wet windy Christmas. 🙄
Thanks! That’s what they may get unless it snows up there. I’m gonna close the plantation shutters today I think, nothing to see out there and certainly not bike riding weather…
Ohhh! I love plantation shutters!
Thanks, me too. Each window in my home has them, some had to be replaced because the previous home owner had an ankle biter that chewed them up. Such a brilliant way to treat your largest investment, isn’t it?
I definitely think so!
I meant letting a dog chew your home up, but I know what you mean. I set this place up two tears ago, the place looks the same since then.
Lol. Ok that too, although sometimes that is the price of having a puppy.
The price is too high for me… A cat doesn’t work either because of the many expensive breakables around the home. Besides, they are like a baby that ties you down! 😂
Dogs more so than cats. Dan was a cat person when we met. Then he got my Casey (a Pomski) and he got laid off for a year. The two seriously bonded! Now he’s a dog person even if his sidekick is a Kat. (We have broken everything breakable in our house. 😂)
Unless the house dates from the sixtiies, it looks like a nice place to stay when visiting your family.
It was built decades ago of cinder block and is very sturdy today. I wish I was as sturdy, Rudi! 😂