Working Like A Man My Adventures at Cluculz Lake

<p>Leaving Kelowna British Columbia Canada in the Okanagan in 1993. Getting</p><p>away from the second boom and the higher cost of living an entrepreneurial husband and wife</p><p>decide to buy raw land. Travelling to the outskirts of the author's hometown of Prince George</p><p>British Columbia. A sub lake shore five-acre lot is secured. Quietness and simple way of living</p><p>was the goal for the midlife years. Jessie would not be able to imagine the battles she would she</p><p>would go through homesteading in the semi wilderness of Cluculz Lake. She was unaware of the</p><p>instability the work life would involve and the challenging developments of building a house and</p><p>homelife. Although many women were picking up men's trades working at a wood mill was a new</p><p>experience for Jessie. Her experiences of trying to change a statuary hobby into a home business</p><p>by herself took every ounce of imagination she could muster. Jessie braved what was presented</p><p>to her and overcame all that was ahead of her. Her creative nonfiction memoir leads to a Domestic</p><p>again but to her younger son and small granddaughter leading to a Daycare occupation. The</p><p>memoir is a span of sixteen years of Jessie's life.</p>