Wilks' mother, Judi Hassain of North Fork, spent time at her daughter's Tiffany Elsa Peretti Teardrop Earrings losing power at her own house because she had no way to cook and had to haul water from outside. "I only go up there (daughter's house) during the day because I have animals at home I have to care for," she said March 24. Without heat, she said, she relied on blankets to stay warm. "It's kind of interesting to do every five years, but Tiffany Elsa Peretti Teardrop necklace ready for the adventure to be over," she said. Bass Lake resident Kellie Solomon and her family packed up and left their home not long after they lost power March 20. She took her children to her parents' Oakhurst home so the kids could do homework -- until the Oakhurst home also lost power. Then it was off to Tiffany Cushion for a couple of days to stay with family. Solomon commuted to work every day at Yosemite High School. Her mother got one of the last Oakhurst hotel rooms for herself and Solomon's 98-year-old grandmother. Solomon's husband, Eric, director of the Boys & Girls Club of Oakhurst, Tiffany Elsa Peretti Teardrop pendant the cold at home with the family pets. "I really don't feel like I've been roughing it that much, but my husband has certainly been taking one for the team," she said March 25. "My husband has been the true champion in this. He's quite the survivor. Being without electricity doesn't seem bad, but being without water is a completely different story."Because so many homes were without power, the shelves at True Value Home Center were quickly emptied of items for emergency cooking, lighting and heating.
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