MY LIFE FROM LAKE ALMANOR AND BEYOND

Living with the critters around here is very interesting. I put a garbage bag on my upper deck last night (nine steps up) and this morning s...

The day before I left for Hurricane Katrina I hurriedly planted daffodils, though it was not nearly cool enough. Lo and behold they came u...

On the way home from Rancho Santa Fe I stopped in Aliso Viejo to pick up my dog Bandido. My sister Jeanne had come to attend the wedding of...

Before leaving for Lake Almanor, Jacob and I were privileged to have a day at the San Diego Zoo which was just a delight. We started off wi...

Mommy Camber shows cousins Sarah Pulsipher and Kristi P Stewart, and big sister Lea how to bathe new baby Kelsi. Kelsi looks like she...

One thing you can be sure, it was not Grandma, but I did jump and it was a lot of fun. Jimmy and Jacob perform antics on the trampoline bef...

Lea, my granddaughter, and I took a walk around the neighborhood. The views are breathtaking and it is so quiet. We walked along the path o...

Kelsi Lynn Hardy, held by her sister Lea, came just in time for Easter dinner. She is very petite, 6 lbs 9 oz and very quiet. I am d...

What do you do with Marriott points from spending months in hotels working disasters? My daughters Maria and Linda went with me to London f...

Tonight I went to Susanville and had Mexican dinner with Grandson#1 Michael and it was so good! I just can't understand why it was so h...

Michael, #1 Grandson, has been accepted at Humboldt State in Eureka, CA (Northern Coast). Michael has completed two years at Lassen College...

Congratulations, this time to Craig Pulsipher, shown here with his cousin Melissa Valko. Craig has been called to serve a mission for The...

So what have I learned from working on all these disasters? First and foremost, your life can change in an instant from peace and tranquilit...

Amy Pulsipher, Grandaughter #3 and child of Linda (daughter) and Gary Pulsipher was just elected as ASB President for Grossmont High Schoo...

W Wow, my garage roof measured 30 inches high this morning--and my railing is 19 inches... How much snow can my little roof hold before I ...

Looking skyward in my backyard.

It's a lovely snowy morning and new friends are enjoying my habitat and welcoming me back. No fear here, just a curious look.

Back on my own front porch with lovely snow on the trees and back in my own comfy bed... and back in front of my own fire on my own c...