Island of Disaster

From 2018… We live in the hills.  Which is usually great, but carries some additional risks.  Such as the risk of having PG&E shut off your power because they don’t want to be sued for burning down your town.  Or storms that down trees…  and of course, living in high-risk fire country during a pandemic means that all the…

It has been a year and some change since we moved to Disaster Island. A new place means new potentials for disasters. We left behind earthquakes, rockslides, and wildfires and came to tsunamis, volcanos, earthquakes and liquefaction. (Liquefaction really belongs under earthquakes, but I like the word and try to throw it in whenever possible.)…