Nomad, House Sitting
Susan Colby
The Ever-Changing Saga of My Inappropriate Life

My life is full of ups and downs and I am tired of that. Now I am making changes - some almost forced on me by circumstances and some I am making by choice. The next month or so should see some major improvements as I move forward.

The Ever-Changing Saga of My Inappropriate Life
Going International, Sailing
Susan Colby
Back to the Real World of a Full-Time House ...

Sailing must be in my blood! It felt so good to be at the helm of Passing Cloud as we sailed in perfect conditions in the Great Bear Rainforest.

Back to the Real World of a Full-Time House Sitter
Featured, House Sitting, Nomad
Susan Colby
Preparing to Move On

Three weeks house sitting in Paso Robles has been fun with two dogs and a kitty to take care of. I took out some time to do a little wine tasting and visited a couple of local craft distilleries. Now comes the hard part, leaving the animals that I have become so attached to.

Preparing to Move On
House Sitting, Nomad
Susan Colby
What Do You Do When You're Housesitting?

I’m often asked what I do when I’m housesitting. Besides taking care of the animals in my charge and keeping the house neat and tidy, during this housesit south of Seattle, I’ve spent a lot of time exploring and visiting the craft distilleries in the area for the World Craft Distillery site.

What Do You Do When You're Housesitting?
House Sitting, Nomad
Susan Colby
Four Months of Wanderings

The past four months as a full-time housesitter have been interesting and enlightening for me. Moving from house to house and learning about the pets I will be caring for is challenging and takes a bit of getting used to. But things are falling into place as I learn to live this new lifestyle.

Four Months of Wanderings
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Preparing to Move On

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Preparing to Move On

Three weeks house sitting in Paso Robles has been fun with two dogs and a kitty to take care of. I took out some time to do a little wine tasting and visited a couple of local craft distilleries. Now comes the hard part, leaving the animals that I have become so attached to.