Thanks to the cool weather and being able to sleep with the windows open, I have a $54 power bill for this month. That shit was running close to $200 during the hottest part of the summer. That is all thanks for reading.
Thanks to the cool weather and being able to sleep with the windows open, I have a $54 power bill for this month. That shit was running close to $200 during the hottest part of the summer. That is all thanks for reading.
I am back sleeping outside sometimes, the last two nights it's been stormy.
Summer come baaaaaack
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Originally Posted by sonatine
Same deal here. I wait all year for October. Just the fact that the morning air has a chill in it makes my whole body smile and sigh with relief. Enjoy it my friend.
I fell asleep with the window open the other night. Woke up and it was probably 55 degrees in the room. It didn't bother me at all, but my girl was pissed. She's cold when it's 72 in the house.
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I like it cold but 55 might be a little much, especially since I don't have enough blankets on the bed for that (Just a sheet and a soft, thin blankie is enough here all year.) I'd have to get up and dig out a down comforter.
I don't like it to be hot or cold where I sleep.
I also hate morning noise that comes in with the windows open (especially on weekdays).
I almost always sleep with the windows closed.
Some people say, "As long as it's warm under the covers, why does it matter if it's cold in the room when you sleep?", but I find it very unpleasant to get out of a warm bed into a freezing room. I've had that before when my heat has failed, and I actually would avoid getting up to piss because I didn't want to get out of bed into the cold.
I can deal with the cold a lot easier than if it is hot, especially humidity. The other day it was humid as hell but only like mid 60's high it still felt extremely uncomfortable so I fired up that AC.
Move to the southwest part of the country and you won't have to deal with that shit.
For example, Vegas and LA experience humidity for a few weeks in August and September, and that's it. The rest of the time it's dry. Vegas is actually too dry.
Fall in New England is the shit. Also it's the best season to shop for new clothes imo.
Do you guys get leafers like on the Family Guy? I've always wondered if that was based on something real.
sure is. especially out in western MA and up in Vermont where you get a lot of narrower, one lane roads, you'll find plenty of leafy looky loos in big numbers on the right weekends.Do you guys get leafers like on the Family Guy? I've always wondered if that was based on something real.
I was just one of those leafy looky loos, and the best leaves were indeed on the narrow, one-lane roads.sure is. especially out in western MA and up in Vermont where you get a lot of narrower, one lane roads, you'll find plenty of leafy looky loos in big numbers on the right weekends.
This was especially true this year, as heavy winds blew off the good fall foliage from most Vermont/New Hampshire/Maine trees during the first weekend of October.
I visited New England during the second week of October, so the states to the south (such as MA) hadn't had their trees change color yet, and the northern states' trees were somewhat bare due to the wind.
Sucks, because the second week of October is typically the "peak" time to see fall foliage in the VT/NH area.
The narrow, one-lane roads tended to be in more wind-protected areas, and the foliage still looked very nice in many of those spots.
This may seem like a stupid thing to do for people who live in the northeast, but it is a novelty to see for people from the southwest, where there is very little of that.
Our leaves are about half off now. I dread pulling them all out to the street so the giant city contracted vacuum truck can suck em up. I do pity the fuckers that have to bag them up though. I would need hundreds of leaf bags for mine. As it is I make a pile about 4x3 feet wide/high and 50ft long. All from one huge 60+ year old Maple tree.
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PLOL I would've thought that you might pick this if you were going to go play on words.
Regarding holding off pissing cos u want to stay in bed. Once my baby had a terrible nights sleep but finally went to sleep in the morning on my belly while I was laying in bed.
I didn't want to disturb him but really needed to go so I just pissed the bed, it's an amazingly good feeling letting that warm stream of piss slowly soak thru your pajamas. I would recommend everyone to consciously piss the bed as an adult.
Most NEnglanders appreciate the beauty of fall foliage.I was just one of those leafy looky loos, and the best leaves were indeed on the narrow, one-lane roads.
This was especially true this year, as heavy winds blew off the good fall foliage from most Vermont/New Hampshire/Maine trees during the first weekend of October.
I visited New England during the second week of October, so the states to the south (such as MA) hadn't had their trees change color yet, and the northern states' trees were somewhat bare due to the wind.
Sucks, because the second week of October is typically the "peak" time to see fall foliage in the VT/NH area.
The narrow, one-lane roads tended to be in more wind-protected areas, and the foliage still looked very nice in many of those spots.
This may seem like a stupid thing to do for people who live in the northeast, but it is a novelty to see for people from the southwest, where there is very little of that.
Nonetheless, we complain about raking, and zoo on the looky loos.
The Fall - they are always different, they are always the same. Nice to see Mark E Smith not tooooo fucked up.
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