Living in a tiny house is all about managing clutter. It’s like a never ending battle to keep the place tidy. Mike and I have been having to renegotiate how we store everything because so many things are not working out the way that we had planned and anticipated now…
This past Wednesday was Finn’s 2nd birthday and the one year anniversary of his adoption. He celebrated by rolling in very liquidy poop on his morning walk. It was super gross and he was so satisfied with himself. Ew. (Don’t worry- he got a birthday bath.) Over the course of…
When Mike and I planned (to the best of our abilities) for the things that we thought would be the most difficult aspects of living in the bus we were mainly anticipating an issue with electricity. We had originally planned to go with solar straight out the gate until we…
We purchased a portable camping toilet (The Thetford 92859 Porta Potti ) to try out in the place of the composting toilet.
So we decided to just go ahead and forget our two burner propane stovetop for the moment. It’s been a hassle and-a-half trying to find the right propane fittings for it so that we could connect it to the propane tank and actually use the stove. Plus, we’ve got the…
The bus is like a never-ending, constantly evolving project. We’ve had a month off from bus projects but it’s time to get back to work!
Our trip into New Mexico has so far been one of the highlights of traveling with our skoolie. Everyroad and everything along the road just seems to look diffrent from our bus-level view. Suddenly everything is new, and even the mundane seems exciting at the time. Taking the bus up…
Sometimes you just have to take life by the horns and sometimes the horns look like a computer keyboard while navigating an online auction… Okay, there are better metaphors for this, but the concept should be clear. After multiple conversations and repeated handwringing, we took the plunge and entered our…
This video was filmed by Katy on our second day ever driving the skoolie. At this point my total school bus driving experience came to maybe ten hours and I was not looking forward to this moment in our trip when we would enter such a confined space. The George…
