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by CrysBuck25 on 15 December 2009 - 06:12
Is that Celcius, or Fahrenheit, Jeremy517?
No, really, I know there are places colder. I'm just glad it's back up in the twenties in the day, teens at night...Not fond of paying the utilities extra money while I'm waiting to accumulated enough money to finish the insulation around the ducting to our outdoor wood furnace.
We have, on occasion, had cold fronts blast through North Idaho that had day time temps at minus 30 F, but that's rare for here. When it happens, we just keep in mind the frostbite factor, bundle up in two insulated flannel shirts, or even break out the insulated coveralls, and get on with it. We're blessed to have reliable rigs that actually start when it's that cold, and that's all one could ask for..Except that the power not go out! LOL.
It hasn't rained here in weeks, thank God, because we've got frozen ground down over a foot now, and if it rained, I'd venture a guess that everything would be covered with solid ice pretty quick, and then whatever water didn't freeze would flood everything else. I'm glad I live a hundred feet higher than town.
Crys
No, really, I know there are places colder. I'm just glad it's back up in the twenties in the day, teens at night...Not fond of paying the utilities extra money while I'm waiting to accumulated enough money to finish the insulation around the ducting to our outdoor wood furnace.
We have, on occasion, had cold fronts blast through North Idaho that had day time temps at minus 30 F, but that's rare for here. When it happens, we just keep in mind the frostbite factor, bundle up in two insulated flannel shirts, or even break out the insulated coveralls, and get on with it. We're blessed to have reliable rigs that actually start when it's that cold, and that's all one could ask for..Except that the power not go out! LOL.
It hasn't rained here in weeks, thank God, because we've got frozen ground down over a foot now, and if it rained, I'd venture a guess that everything would be covered with solid ice pretty quick, and then whatever water didn't freeze would flood everything else. I'm glad I live a hundred feet higher than town.
Crys
by Two Moons on 15 December 2009 - 17:12
Colder than a witches titty....
The weather guy is teasing me with talk of snow, temps dropped out last night, yesturday I worked outside in a tee shirt, today I relight the stove.
Yes,
I am dreaming of a white Christmas.
Moons.
The weather guy is teasing me with talk of snow, temps dropped out last night, yesturday I worked outside in a tee shirt, today I relight the stove.
Yes,
I am dreaming of a white Christmas.
Moons.
by ShelleyR on 15 December 2009 - 19:12
I am dreaming of good homes for some more of my dogs, temporary or permanent, immediately.
The BS delays are costing me more of my beloved dogs.
No- Not T.
No. Not for kennel lives and breeding programs.
HOMES.
Call me for details.
SS
610-392-7197
The BS delays are costing me more of my beloved dogs.
No- Not T.
No. Not for kennel lives and breeding programs.
HOMES.
Call me for details.
SS
610-392-7197
by SitasMom on 17 December 2009 - 18:12
This weather is not fit for man or beast! I even saw a group of ducks threatening to go to Copenhagen and demand reparations if the weather didn't improve.
Seriously, Shelly - This is very sad. How many and which dogs?
Seriously, Shelly - This is very sad. How many and which dogs?
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