Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Warmth
Heat is something I too often take for granted, but life has a little way of reminding me of those little things that make a huge difference when taken away. I have good reason to consider heat something that is readily available, though, having been raised mostly in sunny florida where it gets below freezing maybe 2-3 nights per year and then having spent two years in nicaragua where "below freezing" isn't part of their language. I know I lived in a house with bad heating last year...but I usually took a bathtub bath every morning...and their hot water heater worked pretty fine.
This year, as the temperature began to drop after we had been in the house for about 2 weeks, we realized that the thermostat was set to heat, but it wasn't doing anything. Like an idiot, I sat in this cold house for a week before contacting the home warranty people, and another week while I tried to figure out why no one had contacted me yet. Sunday night I finally came to my senses and bought a space heater. And she runs like a dream.
At any rate, the repairman is here right now. And we intend to have heat in this here house running all night long.
Yeah, buddy.
This year, as the temperature began to drop after we had been in the house for about 2 weeks, we realized that the thermostat was set to heat, but it wasn't doing anything. Like an idiot, I sat in this cold house for a week before contacting the home warranty people, and another week while I tried to figure out why no one had contacted me yet. Sunday night I finally came to my senses and bought a space heater. And she runs like a dream.
At any rate, the repairman is here right now. And we intend to have heat in this here house running all night long.
Yeah, buddy.
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you wuss, we montanans don't turn on the heat till it dips below 0.
Well, some do. I'm a wuss myself and turn it on when it dips below about 30. :)
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Well, some do. I'm a wuss myself and turn it on when it dips below about 30. :)
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