Sometimes Whitney Anderson says she can’t believe her life.
For the last two years, she’s been tinkering away at building the “chouse” of her dreams in Michigan — that’s what she calls the 128-year-old abandoned church that she’s turning into her house.
It’s been a lifelong dream in the making, dating back to when she was a kid and would go to church with her grandparents, marveling at its architecture and power to convene.
“I have been obsessed with stained glass ever since,” Anderson, 45, tells CNBC Make It, “and I love the idea of living in a place where
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