The sighting table was missing something and upon a quick discussion WIFI suggested a small bench for when we fight and we don't want to share the pineapple bench. Made sense, so I built it.

Nature around us is so mesmerizing that you can't stop and wonder. In Seattle, there's plenty of nature but because industrialization is taking over we don't hear the same sounds we used to last decade. Here time has frozen up

Our regular buy this and buy that as part of setting up the new pad is $lowly and painfully coming to an end. Therefore, we're now turning our focus on upgrades in traditional Esposito's style. We are beginning with the front yard.

The making of a tray for the countertop to host the essence of what we use every day to make food.

A story of pizza, friendship and that kind of stuff that melts the toppings in the your heart.

Setting the tone for a theme that is inspired by blending nature into our living space and silent technological bits into the external environment. We built a light fixture from a log.

How I made myself a custom islander, Robison style table using locally harvested materials, and lots of patience in crafting an office table.

A summary of what happened, what will be happening, and a promise for a better outlook. Where love, compassion, and better communications can be the lead to heal.

Since we've shared the news with friends about our move to Hawaii, there has been a natural and lovely outpour of "we're coming to visit you!" type of messages. Let me tell you what we know about Molokai... Sign up for the FREE tier to see the whole thing.

People do things because "we always have done things that way" or because "it makes sense" to the vast majority. That logic is so broken that to take it down and unfold it doesn't take an atomic bomb; a tiny blow of a newborn can make it fall apart the concept.

The phenomenon of wanting to live better, more comfortable but with compromises never gets old and never has gone more close to mainstream than now. COVID has fueled the tiny home economy like Bitcoin did for new investors. We found a design that is the Apple of the tiny homes.

Friends that care about you tell you what they think. They take care of your things like they are theirs. Friendship doesn't have a regional or zip code.