Feb. 23, 2026
EP-137 One Year After The Eaton Fire
A wildfire can take your house in minutes. What it can’t take—if you fight for it—is your ability to choose what comes next. We open up about losing our Altadena home in the Eaton Fire, the chaotic evacuation with two poodles and two cats, and the gritty, unglamorous path to rebuilding when Parkinson’s is part of daily life. From “well begun is half done” to letting go of what can burn, this conversation moves from shock to action, and from paperwork to purpose.
We break down the steps that turned grief into motion: hiring an architect and contractor within weeks, surviving a nine-month “fast-tracked” permit maze, and navigating two rounds of temporary housing that taught us what accessibility really means. The details matter—no-step entries, wide halls, curbless showers, reachable storage, induction cooking, and lighting that respects tired eyes. These choices aren’t luxuries; they’re the difference between conserving strength for what you love and spending it on doorways and drawers.
There’s a human core to all of it: what you grab when time collapses, how you forgive yourself for what stays behind, and why presence beats perfection. Along the way, there’s real joy—road trips to reconnect, an Iceland photo that placed in a juried show, and the launch of Faces of Parkinson’s, Volume Two. Community shows up too, from neighbors repurposing historic homes to friends who keep asking the right questions.
If you’re staring down big change, here’s a roadmap built from fire and faith: start sooner than you feel ready, design for the body you have and the future you can’t predict, and keep space for art, pets, and laughter. If this story helps you breathe easier or plan smarter, tap follow, share it with someone who needs resilience today, and leave a review so others can find the show.
- Co-hosts: Judy Yaras & Travis Robinson
- www.INDYpodcast.net
00:00 - Context And The Fire
02:05 - Fast-Tracking Rebuild Plans
05:06 - Temporary Housing And Accessibility
08:36 - Three Big Takeaways On Loss
12:05 - What Do You Save Under Pressure
16:18 - Resilience And Staying Present
19:06 - Designing A Purpose-Built Home
22:02 - Community, Repurposed Homes, Momentum
24:18 - Finding Joy: Travel And Art
27:05 - Inspiration, Community, Best Life
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Welcome to I'm Not Dead Yet with Judy and Travis, a podcast about living an extraordinary life with extraordinary circumstances.
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Welcome to the I'm Not Dead Yet Podcast.
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I'm your co-host, Travis Robinson.
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I was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease at age 35 in 2014.
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And I'm Judy Yaris, your other co-host.
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My husband Sandy had Parkinson's disease for 18 years.
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I was his care partner.
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Today's episode will be talking about the Eton fire and my recovery there from.
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Hello, Judy.
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How you doing?
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I'm good, Travis.
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How are you?
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I can't believe it's been a year in change.
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Yes.
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It has been a certainly wild year for me.
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I'm sure.
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No question about it.
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I mean, I think back to that fateful day, and it just seems like it was all a blur and a big dream.
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And I'm sure it sort of feels that way to you at times.
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Yeah, sort of, but then I look around at my surroundings, and I'm reminded again of the loss and the changes that they're phasing my daily life.
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Yeah, yeah.
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I mean, I think we should just review quickly for people that maybe weren't listening a year ago, but Travis Law and Sarah, his partner, lost their house in the Eaton Fires in Altadena last year on January 7th, right?
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Right.
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Yeah, it was a very remarkable day in Los Angeles, a sad day in Los Angeles.
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And um, and since then you've moved into this is your second permanent temporary housing?
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Yes, it is my second um place to hang out as we rebuild our home.
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We are in the first one hundred to have sticks on the ground and actually get a structure up.
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That is amazing, Travis.
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I know how difficult it is for people to make that happen.
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So kudos to you.
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Thank you.
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What do you attribute that to?
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Mostly Sarah.
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Yes.
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She's a resourceful woman, that's for sure.
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Yes.
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She has been on the spot, you know, arresting the department building in safety to get our permits, which was a nine month process.
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Yeah, it seems like they keep saying, oh, they're fast tracking everything, but if that's fast tracking at nine months, I would hate to think what a slow track is.
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Right.
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Or what a person who doesn't have someone like Sarah to really sit on them and push.
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I suspect that 99% of the people don't have someone like Sarah.
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That's what I would say.
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Right.
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Which is why we're looking at being the first one of the houses to be rebuilt in Altadina.
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It's so crazy to me that they haven't been able to figure out how to make it more accessible and easier for you.
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Um, as I recall when we first talked, like right after, I remember you saying, like, and I feel like it was within a month or two of the burnout that you had said you actually had an architect and you had a contractor that was gonna rebuild your house.
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Am I right about that?
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Yes, we hired both of them in February.
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So we did not waste any time digging around.
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We knew that we wanted to rebuild them.
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So we were among the first to really get the process going.
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Yeah, it's amazing to me that you were able to do that so quickly.
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I mean, first of all, you're in shock, and the fact that you had enough presence to think about even doing that, where for most people they couldn't even imagine what they were gonna do.
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Right, but that is why we are able to be where we're at today instead of still floundering.
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Right.
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You you made it happen for yourselves.
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You really made it possible.
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Yes.
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So I'm so grateful for that.
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So the first place you were in had good ADA accommodations for you, right?
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It was better than most places, correct?
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It was one story.
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It was one story, it was also very, very tiny.
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It was you, Sarah, and two poodles and two cats.
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Right.
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So that in itself was a challenge.
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Yes.
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And we know with Parkinson's when you have tiny spaces, it's not always the best scenario, right?
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No, it is not.
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But then you had to move out.
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You were only there for what, eight months, nine months?
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Five months.
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Oh, five, okay.
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And then we moved indoor present Sierra Madre, which is a community nearby Al Tedina.
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Isn't that where the floats go after the rose parade?
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They go to Sierra Madre.
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I feel like that's what it's famous for.
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Yes, probably.
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Okay.
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So how is it working out in the new place now?
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Well, the new place is not what I would have chosen, but it meets some of the requirements being that it's much larger and it's okay but as we noted a couple of episodes ago when I was chairbound, it really became apparent how much this place did not work for a chairbound person.
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But you didn't consider moving, right?
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Because you figured what, you have another year on getting your house finished.
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Oh, they think it'll be done sooner than a year.
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Wow.
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Yes.
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That's really fast.
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That's amazing.
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I love hearing that.
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So as you look back, what would you say?
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And I I'm kind of throwing this to you, but what do you think your three most important takeaways were from this year?
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That well begun is half done that getting started on the house project and moving quickly through the steps that we were able to move through was really necessary to get in to the place that we are today I would also remind future Travis that not de get too attached to anything he owns because it is ultimately perishable and third and finally you can't keep a motherfucker down who won't be kept down.
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That's right, Travis.
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There is no stopping you.
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That we've established over the last five years.
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When you set your mind to do something, you're going to do it.
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And I just want to put a little disclaimer on at this point.
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I have a new puppy.
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So there may be sounds of it, sounds like someone's knocking or dragging something on the floor, or you may hear a bark here and there, and there's only so much we can do with the editing.
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So, to our dear listeners, um, please bear with us.
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This is her first podcast that she's been through, and I can't account for her behavior.
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I'm hoping she's gonna make it the rest of the way without being a total pain, but just wanted to put that out there.
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Yes.
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When she's all well enged, we are a dog-friendly podcast.
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Yes, we are, for sure.
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No question about it.
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Yes, yeah.
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I mean, I I think it's hard when we look back, this idea of what we have, all the things we have.
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I remember reflecting on this so much last year in those early months of looking around my home and going, oh my, like, what would I do?
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What would I take?
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I would take me, I would take my my animal that I had.
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I I would, what would I take?
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Would I take an heirloom family photo?
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Would I not take those photos?
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I mean, I was just trying to think, like, how would I even reconcile this?
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Would I take my art that I love?
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I mean, there's so much, and each item that I have, it's not like I have a lot in my home, but it's also things that have meaning to me and not just sentimental meaning, but meaning to how I live my life and family heirlooms, and how do you value that?
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And is it isn't replaceable.
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Right.
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And that's the thing that gets me.
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There's not a day that goes by that I don't remember something or another and there's the part of my brain that says Well you could have stopped and grabbed that and it's true I could have stopped and grabbed any one of the things, but to have grabbed that one thing would have meant leaving another one thing.
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And I only had the time that I had.
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Right.
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I mean, you were under such a time crunch, and the fact that you got out unharmed and that the poodles got out and the cats got out, and that you and Sarah were able to make it without any major medical incident to me was very remarkable.
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Right then.
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We had challenges.
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Oh my god, I had no idea.
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I don't remember hearing this part of the story, Travis.
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Down on the 134 freeway.
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Only fifteen minutes from where I'd started.
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Oh wow, I never heard that.
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I'm so sorry to hear that.
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That's it just adds insult to injury.
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Right.
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I mean, I can't imagine what I would be saying at that moment.
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But it would not be pretty, I guarantee.
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It would not be pretty.
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Right.
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It was fairly explored laden, but it was also impossible to get a tow truck.
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Of course.
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No way you could get a tow truck.
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No, no, no.
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Oh wow.
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Frightening.
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I we never had that story told.
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So that just adds another layer to this whole experience.
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Yes.
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But you have resilience, Travis.
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And I say this about you all the time.
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I use you as a great example when I'm talking to people about resilience and perseverance.
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And you're able to look at this and say, okay, I couldn't take everything.
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I took what I could, and that had to be good enough.
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And I'm safe.
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And I think that's the part for me that's so important is that what really matters is your life, Sarah's life, your dogs, your cats.
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That's what's really important.
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And and that's I think how we have to look at our life because we never know what tomorrow is going to bring.
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We don't know what's going to happen in 15 minutes, right?
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Right.
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I mean, sometimes I go to earthquakes, yeah, exactly.
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Fires, floods, floods, who knows what?
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Tornadoes and hurricanes.
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Right.
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And each in their season all red damage.
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Yes.
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And we just don't know.
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What we know is right now in this moment, and we don't know if in two hours there's going to be a map, especially in Los Angeles, will there be the big one, that big earthquake that's going to take us all down?
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We just don't know.
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So the fact that you're able to stay in the present, and you have a lot, I've heard you say you have a lot of gratitude that your house is being rebuilt.
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And I'm assuming that you put certain things into this house that maybe you didn't have in the other house that made it more accessible for you.
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More thought about that.
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The what-ifs and planning ahead.
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Right.
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And we have the opportunity to start from a flat lot.
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Right.
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Which we would never have had before.
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Right.
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Because you were in the foothills.
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Right.
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And we would not have ever consciously decided to bowl those the house in the garage and take out the trees.
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Yes.
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But now that all that is done for us Curtis of the fire storm, we can step back and look at it from a blank slate.
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Which you've done in a remarkable way.
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I mean the the your willingness to do that, to really be accepting of that.
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Yes.
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And that has enabled us to put miles down that are future resilient if not future proof.
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Good.
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I'm glad to hear that you were able to get that all in action.
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Yes.
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So in addition to a new house, it is a house built purposefully.
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For you.
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Yes.
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Right.
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And I think that is a great luxury that most people don't have.
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But there was a price to pay for that luxury, right?
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Yes.
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There's a big cost for that.
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There is.
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But I just think it's incredible.
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I was so glad to hear.
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I I did see something on the news.
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I thought this was kind of cool that they're repurposing houses from sort of the east side of Hollywood, that they're tearing down an area to Build a big apartment complex and they're moving houses, old houses into Altadena.
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Yes, I think that all the old craftsman style from other parts of the city are coming back to Altadina.
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Which is wonderful.
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That made me very happy.
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You know, to see them getting repurposed.
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So right, right.
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Yeah, it's nice.
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So we're on to new things.
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Yes.
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Moving upward and onward.
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Yes.
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And I think that's the important part, Travis, is that you have a plan, you've been able to get the plan executed, and you can still laugh and enjoy your life.
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So at a time when there wasn't a lot of joy or fun over the last year, you somehow managed to make it work for you.
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Yes.
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And I'm very proud of you.
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And this last year hasn't been all trouble.
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I managed to go on some trips.
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Okay.
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I drove out to Minneapolis.
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Oh, right.
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And that was fun.
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You went to see Ginger, right?
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In Minneapolis.
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Okay.
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And I also went to Iceland this year and took photos, one of which won third place in a jury's show.
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Fantastic.
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That's great.
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So that was another highlight of this year.
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That's incredible.
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And I launched the book two of the Faces of Parkinson's project.
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Great.
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So you're working on another book?
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Here we go.
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Right.
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Right.
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All right.
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So there have been many positive things in twenty twenty-five, twenty twenty six.
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All right.
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