very small but,may be of some interest.Saw on Gary North's site

http://www.jshow.com/y2k/

-- maggie (aaa@aaa.com), September 20, 1999

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I heard some of you might be upset because your mother-in-law may move in with you at rollover,check out the post above for a possible solution! later you could use it for a play house for the kids, extra shed or work shop.I can hear some of you now going-HUM,but would the wife kill me.

Would someone hot link it,please.

-- maggie (aaa@aaa.com), September 20, 1999.

Here's the hot link

-- Don (whytocay@hotmail.com), September 20, 1999.

I'm not sure Ted K's was this small.

It would house my chickens in fine style.

Where will you keep the year of storage food?

I'm just trying to be cute, if thats all you have then it's more than enough. 90% of the world would just love to live in such style.

-- LM (latemarch@usa.net), September 20, 1999.

Thanks Don for the link.

I remember some time ago,the suggestion of building something like this on your (pick a relative) farm.If there is a need to get out of the city,you would have a place go and later your relative would be left with a usable buiding.A win win situation.

-- maggie (aaa@aaa.com), September 20, 1999.