Work in Puna?

[birchl]

Slim!! However, not impossible. Here's how it goes. You get a bit of work but have no time or energy to do any building of your own or you have no work and loads of time and energy but no money. Things are then put together in a piece meal fashion. It is easy to get used to 'living rough'. There is even a saying "if you can put up with it for two weeks, you can put up with it for two years. If you can put up with it for two years you can put up with it for ever". There are different codes to different subdivisions and other considerations. For example we moved to the forest and were going to live in a tent whilst we built our house. It then rained more than it has ever rained in living history. We ended up with a much (much) smaller, quicker (but cuter) home. We have been here seven years now. We have put together one small cabin, one garden canopy and one small art studio with a big lanei. And hubby is a carpenter. That gives you the kind of time line think simple. It can be done. I am deliriously happy and the experience of inventing a place to live is exhilarating (at least to me). My aloha to you.

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