This is absolutely gorgeous and I appreciate the effort you've put into sharing some of your experiences online.
I'm looking to create a Community Acupuncture Bus, a mobile Acupuncture unit to make this alternative method of healing more affordable and accessible, and to help promote awareness around acupuncture as a healing modality. I'd love to talk more to you about your process of renovating the bus etc. Please be in touch if you're opent to it!
Thanks Noah. It would be awesome make an acupuncture bus. I'll have to put you in touch with my husband. He has most of the conversion skills. We bought the bus partly converted and then added our composting toilet, hot water heater, storage futon, built in bookshelves, tiled hearth, and antique wood stove.
Thanks to everyone else who commented on this post! Something was wrong with blogger and I couldn't comment on this post earlier. It's fun to share our bus with all of you.
More power to you! I admire anyone who has the desire to live their lives beyond the conventions of society. Excellent craftsmanship and nicely laid out living space. I wish you the best in your new lifestyle!
Hi Katy! We are looking into purchasing a school bus conversion to take cross country - which means we'll need to insure it. Did you have to insure your bus? If so, do you mind sharing the company that you used? Thanks! Lynned
Here's the link to my post on insurance. We did have our bus insured with State Farm for a drive across Washington state. http://www.busonomics.blogspot.com/2012/10/insuring-converted-school-bus.html
love your bus - it is so cool. We are looking for a bus so that we can travel for our daughters medical care. We want to have a bus so that we aren't having to stay into hotel rooms all the time. You did a fantastic job on the bus!
I just found you. Someone liked you on facebook and I came to see. I am enjoying your blog. Makes me want a bus...LOL
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful kitchen! Where did you get those countertops?
ReplyDeleteLove the ingenuity displayed here! I could actually see myself living in this... Good for you! :-)
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DeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous and I appreciate the effort you've put into sharing some of your experiences online.
I'm looking to create a Community Acupuncture Bus, a mobile Acupuncture unit to make this alternative method of healing more affordable and accessible, and to help promote awareness around acupuncture as a healing modality.
I'd love to talk more to you about your process of renovating the bus etc. Please be in touch if you're opent to it!
Thanks Noah. It would be awesome make an acupuncture bus. I'll have to put you in touch with my husband. He has most of the conversion skills. We bought the bus partly converted and then added our composting toilet, hot water heater, storage futon, built in bookshelves, tiled hearth, and antique wood stove.
DeleteThanks to everyone else who commented on this post! Something was wrong with blogger and I couldn't comment on this post earlier. It's fun to share our bus with all of you.
ReplyDeleteMore power to you! I admire anyone who has the desire to live their lives beyond the conventions of society. Excellent craftsmanship and nicely laid out living space. I wish you the best in your new lifestyle!
ReplyDeleteHi Katy! We are looking into purchasing a school bus conversion to take cross country - which means we'll need to insure it. Did you have to insure your bus? If so, do you mind sharing the company that you used? Thanks! Lynned
ReplyDeleteHere's the link to my post on insurance. We did have our bus insured with State Farm for a drive across Washington state. http://www.busonomics.blogspot.com/2012/10/insuring-converted-school-bus.html
ReplyDeletelove your bus - it is so cool. We are looking for a bus so that we can travel for our daughters medical care. We want to have a bus so that we aren't having to stay into hotel rooms all the time. You did a fantastic job on the bus!
ReplyDeleteThanks Paris!
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