House & Home
Dallas Carpenter Plans Tiny House Community
Beth Ann Norrgard spent much of her childhood in her dad's workshop with him, learning the tools of the trade. But, somehow, this Dallas carpenter found herself working a desk job in later life, and wondering when she'd given up on doing the things she loved. So she decided to make a radical career
Posted — UpdatedBeth Ann Norrgard spent much of her childhood in her dad's workshop with him, learning the tools of the trade. But, somehow, this Dallas carpenter found herself working a desk job in later life, and wondering when she'd given up on doing the things she loved. So she decided to make a radical career transition, trading in her keyboard for a hammer.
During the day, she continues working in a law firm, but in the evenings, she's out working on her tiny house -- and she plans to eventually form a tiny house community filled with people interested in the tiny house lifestyle. Her 112 foot, $25,000 house should be livable by Christmas!
