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How To Raise A Family In A School Bus
Off-grid living has many shapes and forms, but living on a 1970 converted school bus generally isn’t one of them.
Yet one American family is doing exactly that, and on this week’s edition of Off The Grid Radio, we talk to a member of the family, Sarah Springfield, who tells us about the joys and challenges of off-grid bus living.
She, her husband and their four children have lived on the double-decker International school bus for a year and have lessons that every American – on and off the gird – could learn.
Sarah tells us:
- How much money they’ve saved living on the bus – and why they’re doing it.
- What she doesn’t miss about living in a house – and what she does
- How they’re obtaining electricity and water.
- What life on a bus is like with three small kids and an infant (yes, child No. 4 is a baby).
- Where they purchased the bus – and where you can get one, too.
The bus has an electric kitchen and a bathroom and other modern-day luxuries we take for granted. But it doesn’t have all the “junk” and “stuff” that piles up in every American room. Why?
Source: http://www.offthegridnews.com/radio/how-to-raise-a-family-in-a-school-bus/
