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Nice balmy 60° in the house this morning. This is gonna be a fun winter...

 

That's pretty cold

 

Heating oil is almost $6 a gallon...

Unfortunately there's several things in the house are requiring repair and I just can't keep pulling $1,000 at a time outta my ass

 

Morning tea and sleepy girl.

 

is it snowing in your living room? Our house is 70 and I've got a sweatshirt on and am really considering raising the temp to 72. You east coasters are bit

 

Welcome back Critter!

 

answers my question then...

 

@StayinStock dis you in deer stand??

 

It says it's 37° outside, but that was a cold ass 37° when I went to put air in the trucks tires!

 

Shit's gettin' expensive yo!

 

I went to a restaurant last night and asked for a doggy bag. The waiter said they were all out but he could get me a cat box.


Good morning whateverers

 

I like all three but I'm tryin' to stay away from sugar & carbs. Baywatch though...

 

So like an anal ATM then

 

Diesel is $2.33/L here. No, not doing the math & yes it don’t lie.

 

We don't heat the upstairs. I like sleeping in cold while being wrapped in 10,000 blankets.
We heat the downstairs, definitely when its super cold, but only sometimes when its just kinda cold.

Growing up, we were allowed to put the heat on 50-60 in our rooms. Kinda stuck with me.

 

3.7854 liters in gal...x2.33=8.819

 

Forgot the dollar is less too.

 

i'm with you.... the colder the better when sleeping. Our heat, in the house from 8p -5a doesn't kick on until it gets to 62. At 5a, during the week, it heats it up to 70. I grew up where the temps never really got cold enough to allow for our home to get lower than 65 at night. Here in AZ, it gets cold in the desert so a 60 degree house is something that could happen, but not too often.

When we're in the 5th wheel, we don't use heat at all until we wake up. It's gotten down to 47 degrees in there. More blankets the better