Posted by jeff | Posted in Bringing Back The Hobo, Resourceful Living | Posted on 02-07-2010
While we’re in transition, both personally and as a company, I thought I’d take a second to post a picture from the roof of where D and I are staying until we move into the Airstream.
Come visit soon.
Posted by jeff | Posted in Bringing Back The Hobo, Resourceful Living | Posted on 23-06-2010
We got it.
Posted by jeff | Posted in Events/Parties, Resourceful Living | Posted on 08-06-2010
You saw the posting of the Engagement Session with Mr. Jonathan West, now see the real thing.
The wedding was pretty much the best wedding ever. The ceremony, held at Caspers Wilderness Park, was beautiful. A natural amphitheater, formed by a clearing in the forest and our guests, surrounded the spot where we began our lives together. The reception, thrown at our friends’ house in Orange, CA, could not have been more appropriate. A bunch of friends, celebrating a big day, together. Eating, drinking, dancing and singing. It was fantastic.
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Posted by jeff | Posted in Resourceful Living, Winnebago Experience | Posted on 17-02-2010
I’ve been living in the motorhome for over four years. In all that time, I’ve had no water pressure. I took a cold shower once, by turning on the air compressor and ducking under the drip that came from the showerhead. It was not worth it one bit. I’ve attempted to fix the entire system multiple times, all have turned up failures. It’s been a long road…and I think that I’m finally done.
Posted by jeff | Posted in Bringing Back The Hobo, Resourceful Living | Posted on 16-09-2009
These things have been popping up everywhere lately…homes for bikes, homes for shopping carts, homes to carry by hand…you name it.
Many, many people have been sending me the shopping cart pop-up lately, thus, I must post.
Junior has been quite the frustrating friend lately. Just last week on our ride back from Orange County, he started pouring coolant everywhere. Not sure how long, not sure how it started. Today, I had a flat tire.
Posted by jeff | Posted in Bringing Back The Hobo, Resourceful Living, Video | Posted on 01-06-2009
In LA’s most recent discovery of a ‘underground’ homeless encampment, CNN brings us underneath the 10 freeway in downtown Los Angeles where the homeless have found a very “Teenage Mutant Ninja” style homestead. Apparently, 10 homeless people made this their living quarters, but it looks like many more could.
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Posted by vern | Posted in Bringing Back The Hobo, Resourceful Living | Posted on 17-05-2009
It’s an interesting thing that women will never understand. I don’t even fully get it. But it’s you’re friend. It’s there, in front, leading the way. A twirling confidante in times of introspection and a member of the Moen family.
My producer at work suggested I meet his boyfriend, a casting director in LA, saying he could help get me a commercial acting agent. Which brought me to one of those times of introspection and questioning — How much would it take, in a professional setting, for me to shave my mustache.
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Posted by jeff | Posted in Resourceful Living, Winnebago Experience | Posted on 14-05-2009
Dick’s learned to hold in his urine. And he can hold it a long time now.
Over the time we’ve had the Winnebago, the urine stench and spot underneath the drainage tank has gotten worse and worse. So I tore it all apart. And with the help of El Toro RV Service Centers in Irvine, CA, I replaced everything.
Posted by jeff | Posted in Bringing Back The Hobo, Resourceful Living | Posted on 22-04-2009
This thing is unbelievable.
A pop-up trailer that doesn’t actually pop-up as much as it does flip-open. Like a japanese fan.
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Posted by jeff | Posted in Resourceful Living, Winnebago Experience | Posted on 20-04-2009
If you want to go to a bar where you risk either being in a fight, having your windshield bashed in, or most likely, witnessing a fight, check this place out.
(pic from yelp.com)
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Posted by jeff | Posted in Bringing Back The Hobo, Resourceful Living | Posted on 16-04-2009
My mom recently found this interesting story about a man who figured out how to make an oven out of cardboard…
Posted by jeff | Posted in Resourceful Living | Posted on 20-03-2009
Sacramento’s “Tent City” is being torn down. A homeless encampment, which has been slowly growing over time, is being evacuated by the city.
It’s been ruled a health hazard, unsafe for human living because it does not have proper facilities. It’s been called dangerous. It’s been called closed.
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Sent to us by David Markland of the LA Metblogs was this article…about living on the streets in Japan. Sounds like it would be much easier than here in LA…but you don’t have quite the luxury that we do in our Winnebago.
