AND they did it themselves in 10 months. I would love to have heard more about the process they used to build. Did they save money to be able to take off ten months or did they work on the house around their business hours? Did they use recycled items or buy new? (Other than the 2-3 items they did mention were free, etc)
😂😂 Or the 52 virgins id need to sacrifice to have a home of my own!! I'm all about this tiny house stuff and want my own someday but it never seemed a reality for my husband and I.
omg that dog. too cute!!! I love how the owners incorporated her so much into the build like that nook behind the couch. They seem content and satisfied with their beautiful build.
Love that you included Nugs in your design plan. She's a treasure...reminds me of Lacy, the love of my life. We had 16 years...I wish that and more for you!
Such a sweet, beautiful home at a reasonable cost. ❤ the light treatment, cozy but open feel. Your dog is just gorgeous and happy. Thank you for sharing your home and all the great tips. This is a winner
About tiny house no one covers for us information on how to get to to buy one or to park it and what is the cost to park. is it very expensive monthly rent etc. that is the number one most important for people to know
It's hard to answer those questions because it depends on your city/state. They can be difficult to park. We lived in Utah and moved to California because we couldn't find a place close enough to our jobs to justify staying in Utah. Tiny house legislation is getting better, but there's definitely still some red tape on where you can park it. We pay around $900 a month to park our tiny here - which might seem a little steep for some areas, but it's very affordable for this area, about the same price as an RV park but with a better view. And it's less than half of what our rent would have been if we stayed in Utah! Eventually, we'd like to buy some land to put our tiny house on, but right now the laws in the area are just not in our favor to do that. With that said, I've seen people with Tiny's that have a much cheaper rent - we're definitely paying for location here!
Wow, they fit so much practical living comforts into their truly tiny home. But the most important thing was the space over the couch for their adorable furkid, she is cute!
They have the cutest and happiest dog I’ve seen in a while!! Such a pretty home and they seem very happy and relaxed in it. Very good light colors and lots of natural light!❤️
I totally agree. I am a big tiny house fan, however they are so expensive if you don’t build it yourself. Unfortunately, not all of us are talented enough to build a house of any kind. This is a very nice tiny home and I am very happy for this young couple.
I would encourage you to watch how many tiny home owners say over and over they knew nothing at all about building and learned on the job. They always mention learning through You Tube, and that buying the trailer is the first step of commitment. I'd take the leap if it's something you really want. You only live once and every step you take leads you to the next path in your life!
Yeah! This couple had virtually no previous home building experience. Give it a shot and dont be afraid to ask for help. Its still going to be hard v work but v achievable.
The outside reminds of the white wall county houses of 19th century U.S.A. Simple and cozy. Why need all the space when smaller and comfortable and the ones who are dear to you are all you need.
A Young Smart Couple and Adorable Pup 🐶 doing their thing. A DIY Home build its Beautiful and You Both did a Fantastic Job with a low budget. Thanks for Sharing Enjoyed and Blessings 🙏❤️🥰😇🐕 From Pennsylvania,USA
Fantastic job. Excellent result. Absolutely amazing that you built this yourself and got it done in 10 months and for only $50k. You should do this for a living. ❤❤❤
Nice home, beautiful doggie and living in California, what more can anyone ask for? Best of luck to all of you. I lived in California for 35 years and had to move, miss it so much. Take care.
You two thought of everything. Your ceiling and counter tops are really nice. The bathroom looks very comfortable too. I like all your black faucets too. Also, the window you can get out of over the bed if there’s a fire was smart. Also, your dog is well loved . Everything is perfect. Colors are nice too. I really enjoyed this video too.👍☮️
What a sweet couple… you should feel so proud.. it’s a beautiful home and I can see how proud you are and how much you love you dog… ( great to see another vegan couple)
Great job building your first tiny home! I very much appreciate the Craftsman design as well. Love your blued cabinets with the thick, white stained butcher block counter tops. Nuggs is a major cutie, by the way! 😊❤️
Thank you! Now that we have lived in it full time for over a year there are a few things we would change but they are minor things that we can and will likely change, ex. A flushing toilet. ;)
Your dog is GORGEOUS. I actually stopped the video just to look at her sweet face! Your home feeeels like a "home". It's very well laid out and decorated. The outside style is a great throwback to homes of the past and it's a nice break from the black boxes that are trending right now. (Those look great, too!) You really thought things through very well in the two months you took before buying a trailer and beginning your build. You're all set for being off grid and all set for winter and summer! Overall, this is such an encouraging video because it shows that a beautiful tiny home can still be had for a tiny fraction of the cost of a traditional home! I enjoyed the tour and hearing the why behind many of your decisions! Best wishes on your journey! 😊
A beautiful little family - great couple, gorgeous, characterful pooch. A lovely home, well thought out and aesthetically pleasing. Congrats on a stellar job.
Thank you! We love our Nuggie Nuggs. We did do a DNA test after we had her for while incase there were any health concerns we should be aware of… She is mostly golden retriever, husky and kelpie.
Really great build ~ your home is beautiful and looks as if it is perfect for you and Nuggs!! Enjoy every minute of it. Sending you light, love, peace, joy and abundance always! I love you.
I really liked your ideas! Your layout is so much better than mine! I also have an 8x20 foot tiny house...I'm currently changing a few things ( already) in my house.
Thank you! We watched just about every tiny house show and videos online that we could before we laid out our design. We listed out everything we needed to fit, and made a diagram of our kitchen that labeled what would go where to make sure we weren't forgetting room for anything. Hope your changes to your own house are going well!
Our couch is raised so doesn't feel as high as it looks - it's perfect for Ryan (he's 6' 2") and a little high for me (4'11"), but it's not so high that it's uncomfortable!
I can't find any tiny house communities in So CA from an internet search. If someone started one where you own the property and home, I think it would be huge in popularity. Not a trailer but a true house, at a major savings.
Building a house on a foundation can get very expensive + you need building permits from the city versus a tiny house on wheels (THOW) you can build it however you'd like and then move it where it needs to go. I imagine in San Diego it would be difficult (or maybe impossible) to find land that is permitted/zoned for the use that you mentioned. For example - in Utah, we were unable to look at building a tiny home on a foundation/property because all new build construction had to be over a certain size (I think it was 1,500 sqft) they allowed AUDs on foundations as long as there was a "full size" house on the property first - THOWs were not allowed in most areas. Building a THOW the perfect option for us! There's definitely still a lot of red tape on where you can put them, but Tiny House Block has been a great place for us and it's absolutely beautiful up here.
When Tiny first started, they sure didn't cost 1K or more. Large 3-2 homes cost less than some tinys!? Baffles the mind. To DIY and recycle makes it affordable 😅🎉❤
We are probably going to switch to a flushing toilet, during the build we didn’t know if we were going to need to be off grid or hooked up to septic. We do have the water feed and can tie into the septic later if we decide to change it. :) but I also am not the biggest fan of our compost toilet. But it’s DIY and doesn’t waste water.
That’s a shame . Could you do it if you owned your own land? I’ve heard that it can be hard to find a place to park them in the US unless you own land.
"$50,000 dollars, and 10 months to build" I guess if more time was dedicated to build a tiny house then perhaps the tiny home could be built faster than 10 months. Maybe it would be cheaper if the couple actually built their own home from scratch. I think buying materials, or asking, for help can create more expenditures.
Correct, we were both working full time jobs for this build and therefore only worked on it in the evenings and on weekends. We were also funding the project as we built (we didn't have a loan), so some big purchases had to wait and delayed the build process. Probably could have build it in 3 months if work and money were not a factor. We built the entire house ourselves, the only thing we contracted out was the electrical. And we didget NOAH certified, to ensure our tiny house was safe and build properly which added $2,500 to our build. Building it ourselves probably saved us around $40,000-$50,000 grand. Yes, we could have built it for cheaper if didn't splurge on soft-close cabinets or if we built the cabinets ourselves, but we didn't have the time (or the expertise) to do that. For all DIY tiny houses, there's going to be things that the builder gives up to stay on schedule, and things they splurge on to make it feel like home. I've seen DIY tinies that were $25K - but was it something I'd feel comfortable in every day - no, not at all. That's one of the reasons why DIY tiny houses are so cool - the builder gets to draw their own line of what they need/want to live comfortably.
@@JuliePavlacka If the electrical was not contracted out then that should have saved money. For sure there is learning curve to learn about electricity. Not being able to do something doesn't mean someone can't learn how to do it if willing, and realistically able to learn. Staying on schedule seems to be a concern, for you. I would think before someone builds a home then it would be planed out first. Because I think without making plans then this is where a builder can spend more time building. Giving something up could be optional to stay on schedule, but maybe not all builders would want to have to give something up. "we didn't have the time (or the expertise)" Expertise takes time to acquire, and time is something that many people would have to invest to try to become good at doing something such as building cabinets.
It’s from Ownkoti (Goldenrod Flower Printed Reversible Cotton Quilt). It was a targeted ad for me for like 6 months before I finally pulled the trigger - more than I wanted to spend on a blanket, but it’s light, soft, cute, and fits in our washer/dryer!
Love it but why in the hell put down astroturf? Perennial plants require almost no maintenance and can provide homes and food to other creatures. You could easily install micro clover if you're after no maintenance.
It’s not a long term parking place, we got the turf for a great deal. And we wanted our dog to have a place she could roll a round and do dog things without getting dirty. Also, we have a ton of gophers and moles up here that create holes everywhere so the turf helps keep those tripping hazards to a minimum. But I agree, the micro clover is a great alternative to real grass and is something we will do once we have a more long term space to park the tiny house. We also get snow and the turf is easy to shovel off so we still get some outdoor living/entertaining space.
12:48 considering how sensitive americans are to nudity and things that looks like genitals or breasts on tv, i'm very surprised that this hasn't been censored 😮😂 Nice house by the way😊
Finally! A tiny house that doesn't cost $200K or your first unborn child.
If you have the skills, tools and (most importantly) the time to build it yourself, then a THoW doesn't have to have a six-figure price.
Wait if I give him my first born, I can get a tiny house?! 😂
AND they did it themselves in 10 months. I would love to have heard more about the process they used to build. Did they save money to be able to take off ten months or did they work on the house around their business hours? Did they use recycled items or buy new? (Other than the 2-3 items they did mention were free, etc)
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😂😂 Or the 52 virgins id need to sacrifice to have a home of my own!! I'm all about this tiny house stuff and want my own someday but it never seemed a reality for my husband and I.
omg that dog. too cute!!! I love how the owners incorporated her so much into the build like that nook behind the couch. They seem content and satisfied with their beautiful build.
Thank you! Nuggie was our top priority throughout the build. Gotta make sure our best friend is comfortable. :)
Awe! I'm glad you kept the doggie blooper in the clip! I'm finally happy to see an affordable Tiny House. ❤❤❤
Love that you included Nugs in your design plan. She's a treasure...reminds me of Lacy, the love of my life. We had 16 years...I wish that and more for you!
Such a sweet, beautiful home at a reasonable cost. ❤ the light treatment, cozy but open feel. Your dog is just gorgeous and happy. Thank you for sharing your home and all the great tips. This is a winner
Photographer for Jack Antonoff/Bleachers/fun. and living in an awesome tiny house?? You guys are living the life!
About tiny house no one covers for us information on how to get to to buy one or to park it and what is the cost to park. is it very expensive monthly rent etc. that is the number one most important for people to know
It's hard to answer those questions because it depends on your city/state. They can be difficult to park. We lived in Utah and moved to California because we couldn't find a place close enough to our jobs to justify staying in Utah. Tiny house legislation is getting better, but there's definitely still some red tape on where you can park it.
We pay around $900 a month to park our tiny here - which might seem a little steep for some areas, but it's very affordable for this area, about the same price as an RV park but with a better view. And it's less than half of what our rent would have been if we stayed in Utah! Eventually, we'd like to buy some land to put our tiny house on, but right now the laws in the area are just not in our favor to do that. With that said, I've seen people with Tiny's that have a much cheaper rent - we're definitely paying for location here!
That dog is such a beauty.
Wow, they fit so much practical living comforts into their truly tiny home. But the most important thing was the space over the couch for their adorable furkid, she is cute!
They have the cutest and happiest dog I’ve seen in a while!! Such a pretty home and they seem very happy and relaxed in it. Very good light colors and lots of natural light!❤️
Nugg is GORGEOUS and SOOO adorable. I love that you gave her Nugg's Nook❣️🐾❣️ Your tiny house is very nice with great planning. Enjoy❣️
BY FAR my favorite one so far!! 😍
I totally agree. I am a big tiny house fan, however they are so expensive if you don’t build it yourself. Unfortunately, not all of us are talented enough to build a house of any kind. This is a very nice tiny home and I am very happy for this young couple.
I would encourage you to watch how many tiny home owners say over and over they knew nothing at all about building and learned on the job. They always mention learning through You Tube, and that buying the trailer is the first step of commitment. I'd take the leap if it's something you really want. You only live once and every step you take leads you to the next path in your life!
Yeah! This couple had virtually no previous home building experience. Give it a shot and dont be afraid to ask for help. Its still going to be hard v work but v achievable.
These two are great - love the Nugs.
The outside reminds of the white wall county houses of 19th century U.S.A.
Simple and cozy. Why need all the space when smaller and comfortable and the ones who are dear to you are all you need.
A Young Smart Couple and Adorable Pup 🐶 doing their thing. A DIY Home build its Beautiful and You Both did a Fantastic Job with a low budget. Thanks for Sharing Enjoyed and Blessings 🙏❤️🥰😇🐕 From Pennsylvania,USA
Lovely couple, gorgeous doggy and amazing home ♥
Fantastic job. Excellent result. Absolutely amazing that you built this yourself and got it done in 10 months and for only $50k. You should do this for a living. ❤❤❤
Nice home, beautiful doggie and living in California, what more can anyone ask for? Best of luck to all of you. I lived in California for 35 years and had to move, miss it so much. Take care.
For a tiny, tiny house it is very neat and cozy. Definitely a happy tiny house, good job I love what you've done. ❤
You two thought of everything. Your ceiling and counter tops are really nice. The bathroom looks very comfortable too. I like all your black faucets too. Also, the window you can get out of over the bed if there’s a fire was smart. Also, your dog is well loved . Everything is perfect. Colors are nice too. I really enjoyed this video too.👍☮️
What a sweet couple… you should feel so proud.. it’s a beautiful home and I can see how proud you are and how much you love you dog… ( great to see another vegan couple)
I love your dog Nuggs, she very photogenic! Your all very creative with your Tiny House design too.
It really is a carefully detailed build. Very inspiring.
I luv that tiny house. It's a nice design and layout with everything they need...Comfy too. Bless you two.
Enjoyed this couple and their tiny home!
Sorry - Great build and all, but you and your dog in the hammock stole my heart!
Really nice! Good price … self Labor pays off! 🌈🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️
Love ur story and ur home! Great job😊Enjoy😊
Great job building your first tiny home! I very much appreciate the Craftsman design as well. Love your blued cabinets with the thick, white stained butcher block counter tops. Nuggs is a major cutie, by the way! 😊❤️
Thank you! :)
That is one standout pup! Sweet he was factored into the tiny house design.
I wish we did this more in Europe, as its quite new over here and van life as well
Love these DYI and the stories and families behind them, which was enough for me to instantly become a sub😀 .. oh and I love your theme music..
One of the most well thought builds I have seen...and I am picky! Wouldn't change a thing. Good job!
Thank you! Now that we have lived in it full time for over a year there are a few things we would change but they are minor things that we can and will likely change, ex. A flushing toilet. ;)
Your dog is GORGEOUS. I actually stopped the video just to look at her sweet face! Your home feeeels like a "home". It's very well laid out and decorated. The outside style is a great throwback to homes of the past and it's a nice break from the black boxes that are trending right now. (Those look great, too!) You really thought things through very well in the two months you took before buying a trailer and beginning your build. You're all set for being off grid and all set for winter and summer! Overall, this is such an encouraging video because it shows that a beautiful tiny home can still be had for a tiny fraction of the cost of a traditional home! I enjoyed the tour and hearing the why behind many of your decisions! Best wishes on your journey! 😊
Love the kitchen and TV setup!
You did such a wonderful job. Very nice. Perfect little house for you.
Beautiful house! You could just roll your bed cover to window side of your bed and in the morning roll it back it’s place.
Beautiful and practical 😊
Nice house!!!😊🎉❤
I want to live with you guys. This home totally speaks to me. You should be so proud of such a perfectly gorgeous and functional build. 😍😍😍
fabulous home - really loved the layout
Ohh I fell in love with you dog, what a cutie!
My painting skills made it in the video 😂
A beautiful little family - great couple, gorgeous, characterful pooch. A lovely home, well thought out and aesthetically pleasing. Congrats on a stellar job.
I love your home. The up close picture at end of video is just so adorable... made me laugh!
Beautiful tiny home and adoreble non breed dog.
Thank you! We love our Nuggie Nuggs. We did do a DNA test after we had her for while incase there were any health concerns we should be aware of… She is mostly golden retriever, husky and kelpie.
Thanks for the banner notification Jen. Superior in every way! G
Its amazing how effortlessly everything fits in!
Its so cosy and well done.
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This home is fabulous! You can tell how perfect this home is for them and how much they love it. Pure joy! Thanks for the tour! 💕💗
Your home is B E A U T I F U L !!!!! What a great life.
That is a beautiful home. Love the bedding.
Love you guys & your adorable tiny home!
Beautifully crafted. Looks like built by professionals.
Brilliantly thought out
Really great build ~ your home is beautiful and looks as if it is perfect for you and Nuggs!! Enjoy every minute of it. Sending you light, love, peace, joy and abundance always! I love you.
I love every bit of it
Absolutely love your house ❤
They did a awesome job 👏🏽
Super cute home and very well planned. Beautiful!
Well thought out. Congrats!
omg, how that dog is so attractive? what's going on???
You are the BEST! I have watched you for years now…please tell us more about you and your family!
"Nug's Nook", trademark. :D
I really liked your ideas! Your layout is so much better than mine! I also have an 8x20 foot tiny house...I'm currently changing a few things ( already) in my house.
Thank you! We watched just about every tiny house show and videos online that we could before we laid out our design. We listed out everything we needed to fit, and made a diagram of our kitchen that labeled what would go where to make sure we weren't forgetting room for anything. Hope your changes to your own house are going well!
Check mine out...I added 12 feet to the deck so it's now 20 feet long..great 4 having friends over!
Where is yours posted i totally wanna check it out!
My avatar shows my house front sans the upper window painted black...IL take a new pic as it's done now...I'm at Lipstick Lodge on here.....
Beddy's (bed-ease) for any camper, tiny home, bunk bed etc. SO wonderful!
Very pretty tiny home. Their fur baby is so cute!
God Bless
Love it ❤❤❤❤
It’s incredibly cool.
Ire dog is adorable ❤ and so is your house
Love This for You Three! ❤🎉😊😅
I wish i had a tiny 😃
Absolutely beautiful!! 🥰
Love your posts
Nuggs is so cute that she could be in an advertisement for pet food.
Love your home, and the pride you have. Do you find the tv too high?
Our couch is raised so doesn't feel as high as it looks - it's perfect for Ryan (he's 6' 2") and a little high for me (4'11"), but it's not so high that it's uncomfortable!
Very impressive
I can't find any tiny house communities in So CA from an internet search. If someone started one where you own the property and home, I think it would be huge in popularity. Not a trailer but a true house, at a major savings.
This one is in Mt Laguna. Is that an adequate location for you? I found it by googling Mt Laguna Tiny House Block.
Building a house on a foundation can get very expensive + you need building permits from the city versus a tiny house on wheels (THOW) you can build it however you'd like and then move it where it needs to go. I imagine in San Diego it would be difficult (or maybe impossible) to find land that is permitted/zoned for the use that you mentioned. For example - in Utah, we were unable to look at building a tiny home on a foundation/property because all new build construction had to be over a certain size (I think it was 1,500 sqft) they allowed AUDs on foundations as long as there was a "full size" house on the property first - THOWs were not allowed in most areas. Building a THOW the perfect option for us! There's definitely still a lot of red tape on where you can put them, but Tiny House Block has been a great place for us and it's absolutely beautiful up here.
Nice
“Butts” 😅
Is anyone going to mention the wooden willies under her computer monitor?
When Tiny first started, they sure didn't cost 1K or more. Large 3-2 homes cost less than some tinys!? Baffles the mind. To DIY and recycle makes it affordable 😅🎉❤
PS, You have a lovely home, great job!❤😅🎉
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Awwedome could use them in scotland uk
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not a fan of composting toilets but like everything else, especially the dog ! lol
We are probably going to switch to a flushing toilet, during the build we didn’t know if we were going to need to be off grid or hooked up to septic. We do have the water feed and can tie into the septic later if we decide to change it. :) but I also am not the biggest fan of our compost toilet. But it’s DIY and doesn’t waste water.
In the UK you can't even do this
That’s a shame . Could you do it if you owned your own land? I’ve heard that it can be hard to find a place to park them in the US unless you own land.
Nuggs' lookout ❤
Nice home
Way to go🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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Wow ,you 2 did a GREAT JOB 🎉.
Nice Craftmanship!
Thanks Jenna😊!
JO JO IN VT 💞
Is there such a thing as a rent to own tiny house?
"$50,000 dollars, and 10 months to build"
I guess if more time was dedicated to build a tiny house then perhaps the tiny home could be built faster than 10 months. Maybe it would be cheaper if the couple actually built their own home from scratch. I think buying materials, or asking, for help can create more expenditures.
Correct, we were both working full time jobs for this build and therefore only worked on it in the evenings and on weekends. We were also funding the project as we built (we didn't have a loan), so some big purchases had to wait and delayed the build process. Probably could have build it in 3 months if work and money were not a factor.
We built the entire house ourselves, the only thing we contracted out was the electrical. And we didget NOAH certified, to ensure our tiny house was safe and build properly which added $2,500 to our build. Building it ourselves probably saved us around $40,000-$50,000 grand. Yes, we could have built it for cheaper if didn't splurge on soft-close cabinets or if we built the cabinets ourselves, but we didn't have the time (or the expertise) to do that. For all DIY tiny houses, there's going to be things that the builder gives up to stay on schedule, and things they splurge on to make it feel like home. I've seen DIY tinies that were $25K - but was it something I'd feel comfortable in every day - no, not at all. That's one of the reasons why DIY tiny houses are so cool - the builder gets to draw their own line of what they need/want to live comfortably.
@@JuliePavlacka If the electrical was not contracted out then that should have saved money. For sure there is learning curve to learn about electricity.
Not being able to do something doesn't mean someone can't learn how to do it if willing, and realistically able to learn. Staying on schedule seems to be a concern, for you. I would think before someone builds a home then it would be planed out first. Because I think without making plans then this is where a builder can spend more time building. Giving something up could be optional to stay on schedule, but maybe not all builders would want to have to give something up.
"we didn't have the time (or the expertise)"
Expertise takes time to acquire, and time is something that many people would have to invest to try to become good at doing something such as building cabinets.
“That’s one of the reasons why DIY tiny houses are so cool - the BUILDER gets to draw their own line of what they need/want.” 👏🏾
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15:01 anybody know where she got they bedspread? I need it!
It’s from Ownkoti (Goldenrod Flower Printed Reversible Cotton Quilt). It was a targeted ad for me for like 6 months before I finally pulled the trigger - more than I wanted to spend on a blanket, but it’s light, soft, cute, and fits in our washer/dryer!
@@JuliePavlacka I love it!!! I meant to say “I need it” in my original post lol, I’ll edit it. Thanks!!!!
Love it but why in the hell put down astroturf? Perennial plants require almost no maintenance and can provide homes and food to other creatures. You could easily install micro clover if you're after no maintenance.
It’s not a long term parking place, we got the turf for a great deal. And we wanted our dog to have a place she could roll a round and do dog things without getting dirty. Also, we have a ton of gophers and moles up here that create holes everywhere so the turf helps keep those tripping hazards to a minimum. But I agree, the micro clover is a great alternative to real grass and is something we will do once we have a more long term space to park the tiny house. We also get snow and the turf is easy to shovel off so we still get some outdoor living/entertaining space.
Thank you for your thoughtful response.
I'd rather have mole hills than plastic, myself.@@Ryan_Ulch_Music
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12:48 considering how sensitive americans are to nudity and things that looks like genitals or breasts on tv, i'm very surprised that this hasn't been censored 😮😂
Nice house by the way😊
Shhhhhh…. They are just yarn. Haha