Hiding in Hemet

We're a first responder, CPR instructor, photographer, musicians, English horseback riding, video editor, Jiu Jitzu student, and collector of animals. Our home is always busy doing something or preparing for the next adventure. I love being a Mommy of 2 boys, 2 cats, 2 desert tortoises, and 15 chickens. I'll apologize now for our rooster giving you an early morning wakeup call. We live on the outskirts of Riverside County, where the night gets dark and usually stay quiet. Native to California, originally from the beach areas but now enjoying the desert life, yet I still try my hand at gardening. We homeschool, stay busy with lessons in music or sports. I'm a child of the 70's so we get to introduce our boys to some of the better qualities of being a kid. Hemet is a perfect mix of small town and city big enough to keep us all happy. Hemet is also home to the Ramona Bowl Amphitheater and Historic Hemet Theater both dating back to 1921. Orange orchards are just down the road, close enough to enjoy the blossoms in spring. Idyllwild is a half hour away and offers a nice get-away to a little mountain community. Temecula's wine country in the other direction offers wine tours or a balloon ride. Western Science Center is a specialty high school in our district, renowned for its study of dinosaurs and fossils. https://www.westernsciencecenter.org visit the Mastodons at the Natural History Museum.