How's the Weather There?

Geezer wrote:Soon would be nice. Soon and he's able to fix the freakin' thing would be better.

My biggest fear right now are the words... "I'll have to call the manufacturer to see if they can send me replacement parts."

High Tech blows.

I understand your trepidation and frustration...a while back when my dryer needed to be replaced, I was initially wooed by all the hi tech machines with all the bells and whistles...but as soon as I started reading about how many of these machines experience breakdowns due to problems with the computer boards and electronics I steered cleared and settled on a Maytag with mechanical knobs. No problems.

I'd be shoving my Christmas Tree into the fire place right now... if it wasn't plastic.

:hehe: Oh dear.

Geezer wrote:I'd be shoving my Christmas Tree into the fire place right now... if it wasn't plastic.

Got any trees nearby that you can cut down? :beaten:

Geezer wrote:It's 9am here in Northern California on a bright sunny day. The sky is blue, the clouds are fluffy, the breeze is soft, and the temp. is a rock solid 32 degrees Fahrenheit...

As I sit here waiting for the furnace guy to arrive, to see if he can get my two year old, high tech, energy saving, 10 thousand dollar furnace... to turn on!

Man, that stinks!!

Stay warm, Geez! :patpat:

@Tu- I got the low tech Washer/Dryer combo too!

Eve wrote:@Tu- I got the low tech Washer/Dryer combo too!

A mother-in-law? :beaten: :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:
Ain't going to find a branch of Book off around those parts.

And when you say "sushi" they think of a female native American - "Sioux, she"

bmwracer wrote:
A mother-in-law? :beaten: :hehe:

:lol:

Mine has never done a single thing for me.
But we havent met in person. :beaten:

Eve wrote:But we havent met in person. :beaten:

That could be a good thing, depending....

gaijinmark wrote:

And when you say "sushi" they think of a female native American - "Sioux, she"

Now that's really tough. You paint a grim picture.

[singing]It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas![/singing]

The storm dumped a decent amount of snow on us last night! It was hell of a drive in to work. Good times, good times.

Wynter wrote:The storm dumped a decent amount of snow on us last night! It was hell of a drive in to work. Good times, good times.

Thrilling. :rolleyes:

Wynter wrote:[singing]It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas![/singing]

The storm dumped a decent amount of snow on us last night! It was hell of a drive in to work. Good times, good times.

Sounds so romantic. :mrgreen:

***puts in snowfall DVD into huge flatscreen TV***

[singing]I love the winter weather [/singing]

Now for reality. Got cold again, tonight will be down in the mid 40's. :pout:

Eve wrote:

Sounds so romantic. :mrgreen:

***puts in snowfall DVD into huge flatscreen TV***

[singing]I love the winter weather [/singing]

:woot:

It hit -7C today. Tomorrow it'll average -5C, and some soft snow. It looked like a christmas card all day long today!

Ack, this cold, dry weather is making a mess of my hands: all these painful little skin cracks... Like death by a thousand paper cuts. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Ack, this cold, dry weather is making a mess of my hands: all these painful little skin cracks... Like death by a thousand paper cuts. :sweat:

Use Vitamin E oil...it's cheap, natural, and works.

Tu_triky wrote:Use Vitamin E oil...it's cheap, natural, and works.

Hmm, I'll try that. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Hmm, I'll try that. :victory:

It should help...and it's all natural, so I can't imagine it would do anything to worsen your condition if you don't get the results your looking for, but honestly I am quite certain it'll help.

Light rain at the moment... And warmer than the past few days.

And no wind. :victory:

Raining, low 50's and gettting colder. :bleh:

Eve wrote:Raining, low 50's and gettting colder. :bleh:

You must be getting what we had days earlier, Evie. :sweat:

Stay dry! :victory:

It was -17C with the wind chill. Brr. I wore my Gryffindor scarf for the first time today. :woot: