Yes, it's a real yurt. It arrives Sunday and I have no idea what it's going to be like.
But I found the perfect place in the yard - aka, the warmest place in the yard overnight - for it to go.
I'm actually really worried about moving out of the house. Don't know if it's just for a week, but more likely two or more. Moving into the car (leaks/leeks?) or into a tent (summer tent) were not exactly plans that filled me with confidence. If you saw how heavy the frost was last night, you would understand.
Lucky for me, my mentor OB1 - the totally awesome person who taught me how to spin - has a yurt! The awesomeness is unending when it comes to OB1.
This makes me feel much better about the whole thing, and a little excited. I mean, YURT! How cool is that?
In a yurt I won't feel so bad moving in (out?) with the frogs, raccoons and wild geese. Definitely brining my camera.
More on the yurt after it arrives.
2 comments:
I can understand that you'd feel worried and excited at once... I'm crossing fingers that the experience will be positive, and that the worries will soon vanish, leaving all the space for excitment!
I cannot wait to see the pictures!
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