Find an old container or school bus and build it up yourself. Lots of fun to do and works out cheaper. — Sir2u
I am thinking the indoor fireplace might cause a bigger bus fire....maybe? :-O — ArguingWAristotleTiff
Not if it is made properly, no more risk than a normal house. There are plenty of examples on line. — Sir2u
I have no idea, but I doubt that it would be a good idea to find out. :s — Sir2u
We are here, talk to us. — Sir2u
I don't know... I don't think we can know. There comes a point when a person resigns to their fate in the face of danger that they cannot control - and then they are relatively at peace, since they no longer try to control what they cannot control. That's what I personally think. Nature helps you do this too - you don't have the strength anymore to fight.When he cannot remember me does it get easier? Does this confusion scare him as much as it scares me? Can he tell he is slipping away? — ArguingWAristotleTiff
It is impossible to "keep yourself from ever being in the position he is in now". We don't have such control - any day you, I, anyone can be afflicted by illness, and there's nothing we can do that will guarantee, beyond any doubt, that it will not happen to us. We are finite beings, and hence perpetually vulnerable. All you can do is do your best, hope for the best, and then accept whatever happens. That's my outlook, anyways.And how, How do I keep myself from ever being in the position he is in now? Everybody goes there thinking they will work hard enough to go home again but that was 2 years ago now... — ArguingWAristotleTiff
I don't know... I don't think we can know. There comes a point when a person resigns to their fate in the face of danger that they cannot control - and then they are relatively at peace, since they no longer try to control what they cannot control. That's what I personally think. Nature helps you do this too - you don't have the strength anymore to fight. — Agustino
It is impossible to "keep yourself from ever being in the position he is in now". We don't have such control - any day you, I, anyone can be afflicted by illness, and there's nothing we can do that will guarantee, beyond any doubt, that it will not happen to us. We are finite beings, and hence perpetually vulnerable. All you can do is do your best, hope for the best, and then accept whatever happens. That's my outlook, anyways. — Agustino
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