Spring has sprung finally.
- Thread starter Sld1959
- Start date
KillerFord1977
SAINT
Its going to be a record heat today in N Tx. 97 degrees 
Old_Me
SAINT
yeah, i put out the bird bath earlier today.
that's the extent of me helping nature.
next i will be putting out the yellow jacket traps
that'll be the extent of me eliminating nature.
i still gotta order large glue traps.
and place them on the front sidewalk
that'll be the extent of me eliminating humans.
that's the extent of me helping nature.
next i will be putting out the yellow jacket traps
that'll be the extent of me eliminating nature.
i still gotta order large glue traps.
and place them on the front sidewalk
that'll be the extent of me eliminating humans.
Annihilator
Emissary
Annihilator
Emissary
Keystone19250
SAINT
In the 80’s close to 90 this week in Louisville Kentucky.
Annihilator
Emissary
Same for us here in Southern Illinois. My C O P D doesn't tolerate High heat and humidity levels .
N
nmedge
Guest
Spring arrived here early this year. Its been in and around the 90's for weeks here. The wind is also blowing hard here and that's one of the main reasons we are having a terrible time with fires in the State of New Mexico. I wish for fall and winters early arrival this year.
Old_Me
SAINT
spring is behind the "green door" here. we still have the heat on, and that sucks.
i usually shut off the gas (natural gas lines) in spring, to save on some of the parts in the heater.
like the thermal coupler? that SOB part is like $100, each, and i have 2 heating systems. (plus the gas man to come over for the winter tune ups, and parts replacements labors charges. )
jmcd
Professional
I'm trying to stay away from the oil bill. Currently at $6.159/gal
SimonRL
Hellcat
And humid as heck! But, not a cloud in the sky. A beautiful day. I’ve been thinking about all you guys in the north waiting for things to warm up. It’s funny you put the hummingbird feeders up now, we do it in September when the hummingbirds are headed back south for their winter vacation in Mexico.Its going to be a record heat today in N Tx. 97 degrees
Let me know where you get the glue traps.
Annihilator
Emissary
I’m guessing Wyle E Coyote got his at ACME.
Old_Me
SAINT
that is why i converted over to natural gas heat. thankfully i have gas lines in my area. we were paying at least $700 per fill up, and many times, that was either once a month, or twice...!!!!!!!
with our natural gas heating/water heater/washer/drier, our monthly winter gas bills are like $275 to about $380. so it's very cheap for us.
the house is very old, drafty, and frankly it'll be costing way too much to fully insulate. i'll let the next owner(s) deal with a full gut, and remodeling. it's a 3 family Victorian, in an Historic District. so you gotta know, that contractors see dollar signs....as well as i see them too, and i'd rather spend my money on hookers and cheap booze (when the wife is at the Bingo Parlor with our daughters, then to spend it on this old house.
hookers, booze, and penicillin...........is money better spent then on insulation.............
Sld1959
Ronin
Nice yard