greg-kroleski

Can confirm. My life is awesome.

I've found slow change tends to be lasting change. Really glad you enjoyed the article, I put a lot of thought into it.

It is north of San Francisco and rains a lot

Author here. Two important things. 1)We had two babies in diapers when that was taken so it might actually be realistic. 2) It wasn't a real tally, we started it one day after a particularly bad morning and then as a joke I added a bunch. Hadn't even thought about it when taking the picture, but wanted to show the shoe rack.

One less important thing, we used cloth some too, for pee it is great. If/when your baby poops reliably, you can save a lot by using cloth during pee times of day and disposable when poops occur.

Will check, thanks. I shuffled things some during editing and might have missed that.

Edit: it was in the picture with the surfboards. It is the blue trunk in the lower left. Coffee table/trunk/changing table

One of my favorite parts about living in constraints is it forces me to build new mental models.

Thanks, I fixed it. If only there was a way I could let people open up PRs to my blog posts to fix typos and grammatical errors :)

Author here. As we lived in that apartment I constantly reminded myself that compared to all families from around the world and across time, we had a luxurious life. Clean water, climate control, safety, food 3 times a day, etc.

We definitely had company over, often gatherings of 10-12 people and one time we had 5 overnight guests (that was a bit crazy but fun).