I wouldn’t say I like Disney as in Disneyland, Disney the company, and the related, and I have no desire to ever go to Walt Disney World. Disney Springs was close enough. I felt this way even before I worked with Disney. The disdain just […]
Life changes, whether wanted or not, are stressful. I’ve read somewhere that moving and changing your job are two of the most stressful life changes. I wonder what stress tests would reveal when these two things happen simultaneously? Nonetheless, the last week of my life […]
Last weekend, we brought Sir Benson Brunello the First & Only (Benson, for short) to the desert with us while we worked on the WOW WAGON. My goal is to get him acclimated to the traveling since he’ll soon be just that, a traveling cat. […]
The Fourth of July was my second favorite holiday when I was growing up, next to Christmas which is also my birthday. I loved the family get together, the aroma of hot dogs and hamburgers wafting through the open air while I battled my cousins […]
The Wow Wagon has been undergoing quite the makeover lately. She’s fully primed and ready for her new paint job. The bus build continues. One aspect of the bus build we’ve been focused on in the last couple of weeks is its security. Security is […]
Have you given any thought to what your Fourth of July weekend will look like this year? If you’re like most of us, we haven’t properly celebrated Independence Day since 2019. With nearly half of the American population vaccinated against Covid-19, it’s safe to say […]
As any DIY project goes, you think you’re going to do one thing and something else comes up. Pretty soon that one thing has taken back burner so many times, I’m not sure it can even fit on any burner at that point. Bus Conversions […]
For the next step of our bus conversion, we’re painting the exterior of our 25 ft International Bluebird School Bus. We’ve chosen Rust-Oleum’s Claret Wine! Two of the side panels will be painted with black chalkboard paint, and the roof will be white. The weekend […]
..On day one of the demo, the first thing we tried to do was remove the school bus ceiling panels. This proved to be quite the task. We quickly realized after several attempts that this was not going to happen as easily as we expected. […]
When I’m not gutting an old school bus in preparation for building it into a tiny home on wheels, you can probably find me drinking wine. I am a self-proclaimed oenophile, a lover of vino. Between all the home improvement and prepping, one must find […]
