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<blockquote data-quote="Duckslayer100" data-source="post: 298376" data-attributes="member: 1485">Good on you for forgoing the chilluns. Best decision we ever made was not having the wife squirt out offspring as soon as possible. Gave us time to enjoy married life and do whatever the heck we wanted. Plus, I don't care what folks say: The money to take care of kids doesn't just materialize. No longer are the days of dad being able to make bacon every day while mama stays home to change diapers and keep the house in order. As for your &quot;shouse&quot; I've seen a couple of these. Others are right: I don't think there's a market for resale, however if you're planning to stay for the long haul, who cares? My coworker's brother lives in one. He built it himself. The &quot;house&quot; is on one end, the garage is in the middle, and the &quot;man cave/cabin&quot; is on the other end. It's kind of a weird layout when you first see it, but after being there for a bit it's actually super convenient. They host hunters quite a bit, and visiting relatives. These folks stay on the &quot;east&quot; end, while the wife and family are on the &quot;west&quot; end. Guys can get roudy and drink too much and stay up late without it impacting family life. Garage area is large and heated. It's where the utility room is with heating/cooling and hot water located. They have a mud room area for dirty clothes, boots and waders, and gambrels available to hang and quarter deer. Plus a spot for shop tools and whatnot. If I lived in the middle of nowhere, it's what I'd want.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Duckslayer100, post: 298376, member: 1485"] Good on you for forgoing the chilluns. Best decision we ever made was not having the wife squirt out offspring as soon as possible. Gave us time to enjoy married life and do whatever the heck we wanted. Plus, I don't care what folks say: The money to take care of kids doesn't just materialize. No longer are the days of dad being able to make bacon every day while mama stays home to change diapers and keep the house in order. As for your "shouse" I've seen a couple of these. Others are right: I don't think there's a market for resale, however if you're planning to stay for the long haul, who cares? My coworker's brother lives in one. He built it himself. The "house" is on one end, the garage is in the middle, and the "man cave/cabin" is on the other end. It's kind of a weird layout when you first see it, but after being there for a bit it's actually super convenient. They host hunters quite a bit, and visiting relatives. These folks stay on the "east" end, while the wife and family are on the "west" end. Guys can get roudy and drink too much and stay up late without it impacting family life. Garage area is large and heated. It's where the utility room is with heating/cooling and hot water located. They have a mud room area for dirty clothes, boots and waders, and gambrels available to hang and quarter deer. Plus a spot for shop tools and whatnot. If I lived in the middle of nowhere, it's what I'd want. [/QUOTE]

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