'I wake up and think: 'Is this actually real? Is this actually my house?'' (via toofab)
The San Francisco native started the"Trade Me" project back on May 26 in 2020 on social media platforms TikTok and Instagram. Skipper then spent a year and a half with the mission to trade up by swapping items with higher and higher value until she could turn a bobby pin into a home.
While documenting her journey, Skipper amassed more than five million followers on TikTok who tuned in to watch her trade up from a worthless bobby pin to an entire house completely free of charge. "I can't believe this," she said in her very last swap video after seeing her house for the first time."A year and a half of trading a single bobby pin until I get a house, and I’ve done it. And look at it, this just shows you — it's possible!""People really have doubted me, and I certainly did at times during the journey too," she continued."But I learned a lot about myself in the process, and I was really amazed by my ability to stick with it.
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