Paper Clip House at Wilma Goodell blog

Paper Clip House. Demi skipper was bored one day when she stumbled upon a tedxvienna talk featuring kyle macdonald, a canadian blogger who had a bizarre and charming story of trading a paper clip and ending up. What if you wanted a house and all you had was a paper clip? That's not a theoretical question — it's one canadian kyle macdonald pondered more than a decade ago. He reached his goal of trading up to a house with the fourteenth transaction, trading a movie role for a house. Macdonald and his girlfriend moved into the house, but they eventually traded it to a restaurant owner. Since acquiring the house in 2006, macdonald has traded it (not sold, of course) to a restaurant owner, who has converted the house into the paperclip cottage cafe, which to this day sells coffee. Today, it's called the paperclip.

That's not a theoretical question — it's one canadian kyle macdonald pondered more than a decade ago. Demi skipper was bored one day when she stumbled upon a tedxvienna talk featuring kyle macdonald, a canadian blogger who had a bizarre and charming story of trading a paper clip and ending up. Today, it's called the paperclip. Since acquiring the house in 2006, macdonald has traded it (not sold, of course) to a restaurant owner, who has converted the house into the paperclip cottage cafe, which to this day sells coffee. He reached his goal of trading up to a house with the fourteenth transaction, trading a movie role for a house. What if you wanted a house and all you had was a paper clip? Macdonald and his girlfriend moved into the house, but they eventually traded it to a restaurant owner.

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Paper Clip House Since acquiring the house in 2006, macdonald has traded it (not sold, of course) to a restaurant owner, who has converted the house into the paperclip cottage cafe, which to this day sells coffee. Since acquiring the house in 2006, macdonald has traded it (not sold, of course) to a restaurant owner, who has converted the house into the paperclip cottage cafe, which to this day sells coffee. That's not a theoretical question — it's one canadian kyle macdonald pondered more than a decade ago. He reached his goal of trading up to a house with the fourteenth transaction, trading a movie role for a house. What if you wanted a house and all you had was a paper clip? Demi skipper was bored one day when she stumbled upon a tedxvienna talk featuring kyle macdonald, a canadian blogger who had a bizarre and charming story of trading a paper clip and ending up. Today, it's called the paperclip. Macdonald and his girlfriend moved into the house, but they eventually traded it to a restaurant owner.