minus 25 now and house is 66-wearing my long johns and 2 shirts.stay warm every one.all the schools are closed up here too-minus 49 with wind chill.
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minus 25 now and house is 66-wearing my long johns and 2 shirts.stay warm every one.all the schools are closed up here too-minus 49 with wind chill.
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If you have a clay flower pot with a hole in the bottom (for drainage) flip it upside down ( hole at the top)on a small stove burner and it will radiate heat like a pot belly stove. We did a lot of camping years ago, and that kept us warm many times. Works gas or electric, just keep the burner on low. Stay warm!
Last edited by misspriss; 01-22-2013 at 04:04 AM.
We are not that cold here but is sure is frosty and snowing. It's a good day to stay by the fireplace and do some handwork. My 3 goldens love it when the fire is glowing, they lay near and stay nice and toasty.
It is 13 degrees here, much colder than it has been. Glad we aren't as cold as you are. We keep our house at 72-73 and have a wood burning stove to help heat livving, dining and kitchen. I have a cockatiel and have to keep her warm.
Another Phyllis
This life is the only one you get - enjoy it before you lose it.
The high for today here is -12 Celsius. Right now though it is -17. That's just way to cold out there!
yes, ver-r-r-ry cold. i was up later last night and didn't feel the furnace come on. i thought it died. i was heartbroken to think i'd have to deal with it. laughs on me though. i forgot that i set the nighttime temp to 65. i'm not usually awake at that hour to experience it. LOL
Nancy in MN
And I thought I was cold at -4 F ! This is too cold even for my fuzzy buddy.
that's why I live in Fl. Barb
be happy
i did live in FL for about 30 years, but my family/grandkids live here. i keep longing for there, thoughOriginally Posted by bjrusty
Nancy in MN
It is a crisp 5* here today and not nearly as cold as where you are, brrrrrrrr! I have the fireplace going and we have about an inch of snow so I am staying in to sew today. I have found that a fleece vest or jacket are the warmest in the winter.
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