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Wood smash and let her keep the load. I am sure she would find a way to use it
If they could get a few more shots of her crawling around that would be nice.
There is a guy I have seen that has set up a steel cargo container that I believe he is living in up in Northern Wi where our summer home is.Solar panels
and a dish on the top. Has a couple horses in a penned area. Don't see any kids or woman when I drive by so think he is alone. No windows. Just a door to go in & out.
Someday I'll stop by and see if I'm right.
and a dish on the top. Has a couple horses in a penned area. Don't see any kids or woman when I drive by so think he is alone. No windows. Just a door to go in & out.
Someday I'll stop by and see if I'm right.
I like the innovations used here. This is not any different than my fifth wheel or the motor home friends use when they winter in Arizona. I think it is ok for camping for a month or so but could not live permanent. Bigger is better as most of us like. Yea she's cute.
No. Not permanently anyway.
I seriously doubt it's inexpensive to live that way - nor do I believe they're actually "mobile" permanently. They must have a sweetheart deal in parking that bus most of the year...maybe owning a plot of land where they have hookups for internet and electricity and some off bus storage. I'd have to believe they live in a climate that is 12 month consistently not too hot, not too cold. And also they must own a second vehicle of some sort for getting groceries and supplies etc.
And that's not considering how claustrophobic living with 5 in that confined an area would be.
Me and a hippy gal both with good jobs that can be worked remotely, sure - for awhile at least. Three kids...no fargin' way. And at some point, I'm going to tire of it.
I seriously doubt it's inexpensive to live that way - nor do I believe they're actually "mobile" permanently. They must have a sweetheart deal in parking that bus most of the year...maybe owning a plot of land where they have hookups for internet and electricity and some off bus storage. I'd have to believe they live in a climate that is 12 month consistently not too hot, not too cold. And also they must own a second vehicle of some sort for getting groceries and supplies etc.
And that's not considering how claustrophobic living with 5 in that confined an area would be.
Me and a hippy gal both with good jobs that can be worked remotely, sure - for awhile at least. Three kids...no fargin' way. And at some point, I'm going to tire of it.
Working on a tiny house idea over the years. Thinking this might be the year that I get serious with it.
Oh, yeah.
She can make the horn on my bus go beep beep beep, all through the town.
Oh, yeah.
She can make the horn on my bus go beep beep beep, all through the town.
How did she even get knocked up with her kids sleeping in the same bus?
Challenge accepted
Challenge accepted
I watched a show last night (Celebrity IOU) where Brad Pitt hired the guys from Property Brothers to convert a 400-450 square foot space into a guest house for his makeup artist and good friend of 30 years. It was a small structure behind her house that she used for storage and a half-assed makeup studio. By the time they got done, the place was absolutely pimpin and located in Santa Monica too. Sign me up.
