Futon has arrived. Tiny homes are tiny.

I went out at lunch yesterday and picked up the futon.  I had originally though it would fit in the laundry room.  I was wrong.  It is kind of obnoxious not having access to my sink or most of my counter, but oh well, it is only for a day or two.

Last night's project was cleaning that corner up.  I had piled a bunch of laundry and stuff on the couch.

This corner hasn't been cleaned in a long time either.  

I got both of those cleaned up and also emptied everything out from behind the couch.  I had a lot more wood back there (the cedar boards I used for window sills and the embedded shelves and stuff) than I remembered.  I was happy to note there were no signs of mice.  

The futon is longer than the couch by about a foot, so I also turned the dresser the other way.  There will be a drawer that gets blocked by the futon, but oh well.  I only really use the top three drawers anyways, which will all be accessible.  

The rain is supposed to end this afternoon, so I will be putting the couch out with a free sign on it unless someone wants it and I hope to get the futon assembled tonight.  The couch itself is in the tail end of its life, though the cushions could be restuffed.  The ottoman is in good shape.  I have timed carved out of my calendar today to visit Fine Line Homes as well as long as nobody schedules a meeting over top of it.

Summer projects:

• Prep truck for trade in
• Determine house plans (modular vs mobile vs stick)
• Get my power service upgraded
• Shed floor
• Shed doors
• Concrete shed supports
• Anti-mouse the shed (seal it, maybe spray with pepper spray or something)
• Eliminate pile of crap in the back yard.  
• Level the side yard.  
• Investigate retaining wall construction. 
• Install windows in the shed.
• Fix/sell the utility trailer.
• Driveway round 5
• Get building permit
• Determine the future method of travel.  Build prototype?
• Come up with garage plans
• Clear walking trails on lot.  
• Build a bridge over the creek