In this vlog, the family documents the final day before they leave their farm on a converted bus. The narrator (Speaker A) walks through a series of practical preparations: securing the propane door with a bolt and hook, installing a food‑grade water hose to drain the bus, testing the washer and dryer, adjusting the mattress and ventilation “masks,” and mounting the iMac to keep it stable while traveling. They also retrieve newly‑arrived organic‑cotton t‑shirts and mugs, set up protective bed covers to guard against a child’s illness, and organize various personal items for the road. Interspersed are candid family moments—children playing Uno Space, emotional goodbyes to a friend named Christy, concerns about a child’s recent sickness, and supportive help from Grandma and a friend named Beauty. The tone is informal and upbeat, mixing nervous excitement about the upcoming move with heartfelt farewells and light‑hearted play. The vlog ends with the family settling the kids to sleep, finalizing packing, and planning to depart the next day around noon.
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Today is the day we're gonna load up the bus. No matter what, we're leaving tomorrow. Y'all just can't get enough Uno. I think it's green. It's green. It's our last day with Christy. Yeah. Oh, first thing I've done this morning, we've got this door here to access the propane, but it wasn't secured shut. So I put a bolt through with an eye— with an O-hook, with a hook, and just bungeed it. And the idea is that if I want, I can also put a hook here and then lift that up and secure that to hold that door open while we fill up the propane. But chances are I'm going to be there helping the guy I can just hold it up myself. If we need to put another hole in the bus, I'll do that at a later time. I set my food-grade water hose going up this hood— food-grade drinking-safe water hose up this hill to drain any water out of it. Hopefully that did it. Testing out the washer and dryer with a real wash and a real drying cycle. The wash did good. I had a hair of a leak right there, but I was able to tighten things up almost a full turn, and I'm thinking that's gonna do it. Oh, what you doing, honey? Okay, do you need help lifting that? Well, yes, I did just crawl under our mattress, lifted it up on either side so we could adjust these What do you want to call these ventilation masks? Hypervents. Hypervents. Uh-oh, did it readjust though? Oh, it's coming back. We just had lunch. Coming back into the bus. What are you guys doing out here? I don't know, just, I just found something fun to do. Are you excited we're gonna leave tomorrow? Yeah. Or are you nervous? I'm nervous and excited. What about sad? Any sadness? Yeah. Okay, you guys are troopers. Whew. Whew. I got a stuffed animal. Animal mount for Josiah's bed. He loves the stuffed animals. Now I gotta mount this mount for our iMac so it doesn't move around while we're driving. Forget the computer mount for now. Yesterday I said the t-shirts and mugs would be in any day. Well, the t-shirts got in that same day yesterday, so we're gonna go get some. They had to go to our friend who's going to ship We're not gonna be able to ship them. We're gonna go pick up some so that we can have ours on the road. Oh my gosh, are you guys playing Uno again? Yeah. People are gonna think that's all you do is play Uno. And it's a different version? It's Uno Space. Are you gonna miss Christy? Yeah. You gonna miss May May? Mama, mama. Seeing the shirts for the first time and picking up our copies. Oh yeah, that looks so good. So awesome. Organic cotton, natural color. They're so soft. Oh wow. Did you feel it? They are so soft. Ooh, they're those kind. Oh yeah. Won't be too tight. Yes! We are back home. Christy's last moments. Hey guys, we're back. Oh! Look at you! Me too! A tiger. A truck. Let me see your truck face. I have a picture of Casey Neistat. A zebra. Oh, is he Casey Neistat? Looks a little bit like this. Hey, Princess Mermaid. You feeling better? So you got sick last night. Josiah, are you gonna be next? Are you gonna get through, buddy? He's like, yeah. Look at him balancing on the couch. Josiah, are you gonna get sick or you're gonna be strong? Uh, strong. Good. We've just said our goodbyes to Christy. I'm sure you guys want to say goodbye too, so Goodbye. Everybody say goodbye, Miss Christy. Bye. Aww. All y'all need is a box. Jump! Whee! Jump into a box of pillows. Just ate dinner. Look who came over to help. Last minute thanks. Thanks, Grandma, for helping us. Oh, you're welcome. What are you doing? We're going to cut these for the beds. Okay. Those are for protection. So if a kid throws up like happened last night with Lily, it wouldn't have gone through the sheet to the mattress would have been, been a cleanup nightmare. We would have just removed this and washed that. So it's a nice barrier. Specific sizes. Yes, and you're going to make the cuts for us, right? It's 10:40. Just got the kids to sleep about an hour ago, or in their beds. Beauty's over there putting stuff up in the bus. We've got our pile. You guys think we can fit it in the bus? I think we can fit it in the bus. I got all this stuff over here. Beauty's putting it away. It's like a jungle right now, but Well, it's not gonna happen. It's midnight. We've still got tomorrow morning. We want to set off by noon tomorrow. I still got to edit, so good night.
