Buying Bitcoin and other Crypto-currencies I was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1986, three years before the Berlin Wall fell, communism didn’t pan out. When my parents and I moved to America in 1996, everyone

Greetings! My name is Patrick and I have been the joyful owner of a 34 foot International 3800 church bus since March of 2015. After converting the bus into a skoolie with my parents, I traveled solo across

Pain in life is inevitable but suffering is not. Pain is what the world does to you, suffering is what you do to yourself [by the way you think about the 'pain' you receive]. Pain is inevitable, suffering

The alarm woke me at 7am. “I wish we weren't headed to work” was my first thought. Achy and stiff, I got out of bed and started making coffee. I reminded myself to be grateful for even having work. I don't

Checking into the campground and driving to my parking spot for the month, I found myself among the tallest trees I had ever seen. Nature everywhere I looked. After backing into the spot, I plugged in

Stuck in the weeds In a quiet forest, working The nursery kitty comes, lurking Weeds grow wild, yes indeed Bloodsuckers be gone, no need Beads of water appear dripping The hummingbirds are nearby sipping

More than 108 billion people have died since the beginning of human kind. Our planet is currently home to more than 7.7 billion people and everyone is seeing the effects of severe overpopulation. Everyday

Daily To-Do-List Consume less – no television, few movies, limit phone screen time. Less unhealthy foods. Pickup trash in the neighborhood Workout – physical and mental fitness. Spend time outdoors. Meaningful

This is my third year parking the bus in my friend’s driveway in Ocala, Florida. We live in the horse capital of the world, among natural springs, orange groves, and some of the most sensational Bonsai

Six years ago, three friends and I flew to Aukland, New Zealand. None of us had been here before, so we walked around town, to get a feel of the place. Auckland Space Needle (Seattle does it better) Five

Linda is one of the few elderly woman I know with long hair. Many women seem to cut it off at some point in their mid life. Linda’s hair flows down past her shoulder blades. Her husband David calls her

Thursday It’s 5:30am. My wife already drove off to work at the Cafe. She’ll be there until 2pm. I’m sitting at the dining room table, fingering through Instagram. I could easily waste the next couple hours

“If you want to understand a society, take a good look at the drugs it uses. And what can this tell you about American culture? Well, look at the drugs we use. Except for pharmaceutical poison, there are

I’m the poop guy. I didn't choose the Poop Life, it chose me. Living with my wife in a self converted tiny bus home, the first thing we agreed on was that I take care of the waste material, while she takes

Hey everyone! If you’re reading this, you’ve got to be having a great day! Let’s make it even better! The other day I received a message on our Instagram from a couple who are interested in living their

Hey everyone! Welcome to our Bus Life Adventure. Let’s have a little chat about working for yourself, working for someone else, and what kind’s of things you want to keep in mind while you are looking

Five years. That’s how long Coyote and her dad, Rodeo, have lived on the road in an old school bus, criss-crossing the nation. It’s also how long ago Coyote lost her mom and two sisters in a car crash.

And her name is… Purple Majesty! Inspired by the lyrics of “America the Beautiful” “Not only do the lyrics of the song reflect the majestic beauty of America, but it also includes a prayer of thanks and

“What would you do in a world without people?” Short fictionalized story. Enjoy! My wife was furious with me. She had every right to be. “Wah wah wah!” I childishly voiced at her, as she stormed out of

Hey everyone! Hope you're having a wonderful morning/pre-noon. I thought of a little writing prompt for myself this morning, to get into the writing head-space. I thought about introducing myself to the