Here are some pictures of my mountain home and the mobile home park it's in:
My dog thinking of some mischief:
Here's a view down into the valley from the other side of the mobile home park:
The pictures are small because you said you were on dialup. If you wanted to see the full size, you can go here:
My photostream on flickr
I never knew I was a country girl. I lived in cities all my life but really I enjoy simple things - genealogy, reading, crafts, decorating, cooking, playing with the dog, etc. So now I know I don't need the big city, I get a kick out of watching the birds and hearing the coyotes and seeing the mule deer down by the orange orchards and the big wild boars and raccoons near the road. And watching the Harris Ranch calves grow up wandering around the foothills. I can't wait to move back!!
Your mountain home is wonderful.
Yes, I do understand your wanting to go home and get out of the city.
It looks much as the view from my place in Ramona, California looked, beautiful and so peaceful.
Your dog looks like a good one, at first glance, so sweet, at second glance, she appears to be one that you could rely on.
Scott has her twin, about 15 years old and getting health problems.
He brought her with him, when he brought my prescriptions a few days ago, she knows how to control me, she will find the largest mass of my oxygen hose, and lay on it, knowing she will have my full attention, if I want to get up and move around.
When she does, she looks exactly like your photo, you can read her mind, “so what is it worth to get me to move?”
I am attempting to get Scott interested in getting another dog, to go with her. Sassy is about 15 years old.
Sassy was Theresa’s dog and Theresa died 3 years ago, cancer, and Sassy has helped him to keep going and not cave in.
The world is strange, you think you are following a strong path and then find it has ended, and you are headed in a different direction.
I hope you get to live in your mobile soon.