#slowrollinghome

Take a tour of the Slow Rolling Home! After what seemed like endless iterations, we have completed our layout. While small things may change, shelves may be installed or cabinet doors switched, we are

We are covering up the last of the purple wheel-well insulation as the interior construction ramps up! Our move is coming so soon, and I'm excited to share more updates with you this week. The Slow Rolling

Having the layout taped down is making this all seem very, very real. And just like that, it all started to come together. The subfloor project seemed like an odyssey. Cutting, fitting, and framing the

'Measure twice, cut once' isn't a guarantee. We've been busy, to say the least. Alhen has been working every. single. day. to prepare materials and plans for installing the subfloor and we have been working

I'm so proud to announce the winner of the Slow Rolling Home logo design contest! Thank you each of the designers who took time to get to know us, our style, and our bus! This is my first Steemit contest

A few days ago @ameliabartlett contacted me and told me about this contest for a logo design for their slow rolling home. It looked really cool and I liked the idea of the bus/home moving around allowing

Design a logo for the Slow Rolling Home and win 15 SBD! This is the future home of my partner Alhen and I. The Slow Rolling Home is a 1989 Blue Bird 40-foot long school bus, formally a church transportation

We're compiling our latest update into a three-week post, mainly because there's been a lot of life happening and less actual progress made on the bus. However, everything has a way of circling back to

FOR MONTHS, WE'VE BEEN COLLECTING INSPIRATION FOR THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DESIGN OF THE BUS click the photo to visit the pinterest board This Pinterest board is the culmination of that. It's a lot more

RAIN, RAIN, GO AWAY! While we love the rain and all that it brings, it's really slowing down our parade! Day after day this week, it's rained so hard that we couldn't work with any windows open, making

"YOU BACKED THAT THING IN HERE!?" ASKED THE UPS MAN INCREDULOUSLY. The day after we arrived in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, still unsure of where we would park our 40-foot bus, our gracious host asked,

photo by Logan Nolin Buying a mattress is harder considerably than buying a car, a piece of technology; I’d argue it’s harder than buying anything. It’s hard because you can’t test-drive it in its natural

OUR 1989 BLUE BIRD ALL-AMERICAN MADE THE TRIP LIKE A CHAMP Last week, we packed everything we owned from our 800 square foot house into a 260 square foot interior bus space, with two three pet crates,

AC Demolition Timelapse I wish I could upload to @dtube by every single upload fails due to snap error 🤔 But, what about the heat! Why would you get rid of the AC!? This week, the bus was relieved of

This is the question we get asked the most, almost immediately after people gawk at the immensity of this plan. I'm sure they mean "what are you going to do to support yourself and earn a living?"

DEMOLITION IS IN FULL EFFECT! This week, we made serious headway removing seats, rubber, and plywood flooring. To our surprise, we were able to unbolt the seats in only a few hours. We expected this job

On June 27, we picked up and took captainship of our slow rolling home! As you can see, our bus is enormous. Interior measurements show approximately 7.5 ft x 35 ft (up to the engine hull + driver's seat)

All the details on our new (to-be-converted) skoolie: - 1989 Bluebird All-American - 15-Rows - 40 ft - Flat Front - 8.3L Cummins Turbodiesel - Allison MT643 4-Speed Automatic Transmission - 99k Miles -