I've always heard that type of structure called a Shouse, (combining the word shop and house). It's also much easier to remember and easy to write. You could do one word with your name and shouse.

I think I would leave the rv out of the equation because basically you are just storing it there. I would focus on the house /shop project. There's lots of those types of house and shop combo's in South Louisiana and Texas. The combo project or your last name combo project.

A barn called home.

Barn house

barn home

barn living

back to the barn

barn love

barn style

old barn new barn

cozy barn

home sweet barn

barn and nature

field and barn

this old barn

lovin my barn

project barn

barn design

the barnery

the haybarn

awesome barn

welcome to our Barn

barndo

barndo condo

The trick is to start putting as many words as you can think of on paper and start combining them without judgement. Let your mind go. Then come back later and look at the list.

Jane brainstorming is a great way to go! I like The Barndo. Or how about Barnstorming?

Missouribound, you could also set up a FB page for your project for people to follow. Then they could add it to their feed without taking a step to actually go to the blog.

I love "A Barn Called Home" suggested by ravencajun!

That's a good one!

Marlon Barndo.

Barndey Fife

Barndey Google

Shut the Barn Door

oh, Tibbrix, now we're just getting silly.

Barn it!

I like 'Barn it!' and "Barn Love".

My neighbor's daughter wants to suggest "Barngalow"

"Behind the Barn Doors"? Whatever you choose, have fun!

what color is it going to be?

The Big Red Barn

The Red Barn

Also,

Life's a Barn

I'm sorry, I just keep thinking about that brown chicken brown cow video....

Born in a Barn

Raising the bar-n

R Barn

Barnacres

Barn@home

Barnone

Build-a-barn

Hey Barn!

barnblog

bpathome, how about Barney Life!?

Ha ha! Good one! No, really!

missouribound - glad I caught this here but also try asking on the building forum about build blogs in general.

I started out with the best intentions of doing a blog on our build and fell flat on my face with it. Before we even broke ground friends recommended and requested that I start a separate fb page just for the build but I thought a blog would allow me more freedom, more pictures, blah blah blah. Shoulda woulda coulda and wish I'd listened.

Your life is surely different than mine and maybe you won't feel the perfectionist tendencies to make a blog a work of art - I could not get out of my own way. Facebook would have been far less pressure and I know I would have shared much, much more about the build process because it's SO EASY to to just go in and do a quick update - could be multiples in a day if there's a lot going on whereas a blog requires (for me) much more thought in the written text, much better pictures with each one detailed and some degree of artistic composition. Facebook cuts all that out of the mix and you just get down to it!! And at the end of the day, my friends and family aren't look for prose from me, they want to see pictures with a brief explanation of what they're looking at. Don't do this on your regular FB page but start a new one - could even be done as a secret group and then only people you invite in will even know about it.

Are you an Alexander Anderson fan?

'Barnies' cuddle doon

The poem--Cuddle Doon

Oh, mama goose, thank you for that poem! It warms the cockles of me heart.

You could do instagram with the fun name if you didn't want to do the blog.

Oooh, so many great ideas since I was here last. I never even thought about a facebook page but that is a great idea. DLM2000, I tend to be too wordy too, and yes, like you said, people really just want to see pictures. I LOVE ravencajun's A Barn Called Home. I may have to do both facebook and blog so I can use that (if it's not already taken.) The problem with facebook is that the chronological order gets all messed up when someone posts a comment to it.

I really liked that one, too! Good choice!

Barn sweet Barn. ;)

Awesome I am glad you like my suggestion. I hope you have good luck with your project.

Brought Up In A Barn

Bringing Up A Barn