2TINY4Texas

🥬 If you had access to a community garden, what would you grow first?

Tomatoes?
Peppers?
Herbs?
Fresh flowers?
Chickens? (I know they don't come from the ground, but what a fun project with rewards of fresh eggs!)

There's something special about growing food, sharing harvests, and spending time outdoors with neighbors.

I'm curious...

What would be the first thing you would plant or grow?

👇 Comment below.

🌿 Let's settle a debate.

If you lived in a peaceful Hill Country community, which would be more important to you?

A) Privacy and quiet space

OR

B) Friendly neighbors and community activities

Personally, I think the perfect balance includes both.

What would you choose?

👇 Let me know below!

Warm days in the Texas Hill Country and no sand in your un**es!!

I’ve been overwhelmed by the encouragement and conversations surrounding this tiny home village idea.

While this is still in the planning and research phase, I’m considering creating an early interest list for those who may want updates as the vision develops.

If that sounds interesting to you, send me a DM with:

🌿 Your first name
🌿 Your state
🌿 What you’d want most in a tiny home community

I’d love to hear your thoughts as this dream develops.

🌿 DAY 4 — GROWING COMMUNITY

One of the biggest dreams behind this tiny home village concept is creating spaces where people naturally connect.

Imagine:
🌱 Raised garden beds
🌱 Fresh vegetables growing together
🌱 Morning conversations over coffee
🌱 Neighbors helping neighbors

Not because anyone has to…
…but because community naturally happens in the right environment.

The goal isn’t just tiny homes.

The goal is creating a lifestyle that feels slower, warmer, and more connected.

SLOWER LIVING

Imagine starting your morning with coffee on the porch, birds in the trees, and a peaceful walk through the Hill Country in Texas.

No traffic.
No packed neighborhoods.
No constant noise.

Just simpler living and space to breathe.

This tiny home village idea is centered around creating a peaceful lifestyle focused on nature, connection, and community.

What does “peaceful living” look like to you?