I haven't posted in a long while because we've been busy working on the bus! Michael took a hiatus once it started getting hot. I continued a little bit getting some plywood walls to resemble smooth gyp board, but I easily gave up when Michael suggested we work out instead of working on the bus. It wasn't that I was eager to exercise - I wasn't too keen on exerting energy in the humidity, battling mosquitoes and no-see-ums.
But 3 weekends ago, we installed the walls for the back bedroom which will be Michael's and mine.
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| As seen from the front of the bus. |
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| As seen from the back of the bus where the master bedroom is. |
Michael then took a week off work and we focused on the kids' bunk beds.
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| The template we've been using for the curve of the ceiling |
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| Simone is eyeing Max's bed |
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| The kids' drawers! |
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Max is going to try out his new bunk bed.
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As soon as we finished the bunk beds, we started working on the shower. Michael had 2 days left for his vacation and he was going to be as efficient as possible.
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| Step One: Drill a hole for water to escape the shower |
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| Step Two: Add walls |
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Step Three: Pretend the plumbing is already installed
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Despite our hiatus, we are now full-blast into working on the bus. During the day, I have a variety of things to do, both on the bus and at the big box home-improvement stores. At night, Michael comes home and we work for as long as we can bear the bug bites (there are still no-see-ums roaming about).
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