Man builds Solar Powered Cabin, under $2000 cash

[SuperSparkle928]

Let's see....

I got a Coleman tent and sleeping bag from my parent's house, a 50'x50' chunk of land for free (well, did some technical projects for a neighbor)... A pot from Home Depot for #1 and #2, and built a small firepit. Water comes from the lake. Walk to town for food/groceries
Total cost: $8.
Quality of life: $8.
Prospects for landing an executive spouse: 0%

[whirnot]

Originally Posted by supersparkle928

let's see....

I got a coleman tent and sleeping bag from my parent's house, a 50'x50' chunk of land for free (well, did some technical projects for a neighbor)... A pot from home depot for #1 and #2, and built a small firepit. Water comes from the lake. Walk to town for food/groceries
total cost: $8.
Quality of life: $8.
Prospects for landing an executive spouse: 0%

:d:d:d

[SD4020]

Originally Posted by SuperSparkle928

Let's see....

I got a Coleman tent and sleeping bag from my parent's house, a 50'x50' chunk of land for free (well, did some technical projects for a neighbor)... A pot from Home Depot for #1 and #2, and built a small firepit. Water comes from the lake. Walk to town for food/groceries
Total cost: $8.
Quality of life: $8.
Prospects for landing an executive spouse: 0%

It would be great fun for a while.

[dhanu86]

Originally Posted by ehoez

Man builds Solar Powered Cabin, under $2000 cash.

Would anyone here, really consider this? his only bills are $300 yr in propain, and aprox $100 in property taxes.. + food.

I would definitely consider this. I wonder where the 2000 was spent on. I'll see the video.

[Shankapotomus]

Originally Posted by SuperSparkle928

Let's see....

I got a Coleman tent and sleeping bag from my parent's house, a 50'x50' chunk of land for free (well, did some technical projects for a neighbor)... A pot from Home Depot for #1 and #2, and built a small firepit. Water comes from the lake. Walk to town for food/groceries
Total cost: $8.
Quality of life: $8.
Prospects for landing an executive spouse: 0%

Yea, but you're happy, right?

[SuperSparkle928]

Originally Posted by Shankapotomus

Yea, but you're happy, right?

My post was absolute sarcasm (sorry if it didn't come across) . One of my houses is over 12,000 ft^2. Life is short, you only live once.