My life with a schoolie . . .

The schoolie life was not something I planned to do full time, but it was something I talked about as part-time for several years prior to getting one. Before I got the school bus, I had a lot happen in a short amount of time. I lost my parents and several other people who were close to me. During that time, I also trusted people and helped them out, and as a result I ended up losing everything. An opportunity presented itself when a friend offered to sell me her school bus, and I took it. I moved on it along with my two cats and the last bit of things I owned.

I then ended up in Kentucky at a place where I was able to work through all the grief and trauma that took place in my life. Now I am really starting to work on the school bus to make it livable and fit my needs as an artist, photographer, and writer. I plan to find a home base, where I will be located most of the time, and it will more than likely be the Big Bend area of Texas as it holds a special place in my heart. Then I will travel from time to time, exploring different places that inspire my creativity.

Getting a business going and doing a bus build does take time and money. If you would like to donate to help me with the bus build, the expenses/maintenance of the bus, and/or help with my adventures and creative journey, anything is greatly appreciated. There is a donate button on this page for you do to so.

This section of my website will show my journey of the bus build and eventually my travels on the bus. Thank you so much for your support, see you on the road!