Dollieh Sanctuary

It missed the house, bless whatever protected it, but not the fence or...


Nearly 300,000 miles on it and this is what might finally stop it. On the good side registration is due next month. The frame says 'friends help you move, real friends help you move bodies'. First got it for our full sized van way back when. Hell yeah I'm keeping that.

All people and pets are safe and sound. We can walk to a grocery store.

Oh Kim-san!! Thank the Lord you're all safe!! How awful for you but yes, you're right---you were very blessed to have it miss your home and your family!! :hugs:
I'm so sorry about your car and fence though. What a shocking thing to wake up to today for you! :cries: Thank God you're safe!

At least you and your family are safe.

Wow. I'm really sorry you had this happen to you, but so glad it missed your home and that you and yours are safe.

Thank, everyone. The winds had everyone inside but they were so loud no one heard this happen.

O_O That almost makes me rethink my love of living out in the bush. To be fair, we don't have trees that big here...

Wow, I'm glad you're safe! That body might be too big for the car to move, though. (I hope a joke is okay)

Glad that you and your family is safe.

A joke is great. If the frame of the car is jacked we don't have to pay California registration, fix the front passenger window so it rolls up and down, or get it a good deep car wash. There's hay in it. We haven't had the pony since 2017 or whenever the eclipse was.

Oh good. XD Yes, that's looking on the bright side!

Wow. Pets leave long memories.

Insurance money won't be much, but if you don't need to haul stuff like hay anymore, I suggest a 1990s to early 2000s Toyota Camry should be in the right price area for what you'll get.