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According to my mother's generation, they were still using pages out of the old Sears Roebuck catalog in the 1920's and 30's.Okay this was on Facebook today so it must be true, yes?
I put it on the largest that I could, trimmed my nails and still hit the wrong letter!
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On the positive side, you can't rub off the c, f, k and u on a phone.
Or any of the other letters. I am a touch typist which is a good thing since there aren't many readable letters left on my keyboard.
I put it on the largest that I could, trimmed my nails and still hit the wrong letter!
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I just read through some literature on these, these models are outdoor use only!!!Meanwhile, mrg and I just finished sawing those huge branches into firewood that fell during that last storm. Now I am all sappy and itchy, but they have firewood to keep themselves warm while we freeze out here in the RV. At least they are allowing us to use it until we head up north...So that's a plus. I guess. My sappy hands hurt and mrgs knees are throbbing, but between the two of us, we got er Dunn.
Our new housemate called us last night for advice on how to tarp his roof since a new storm is heading his way...And we told him what to do until we can get there to help. No rest for the weary, but soon we will be in a real house in our own room...Bar nothing bad happens between now and then.
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Dyna Glo 9,000 - 15,000-BTU Liquid Propane Heater Single Tank Top Match Light, TT15CDGP - Walmart.com
Dyna-Glo 40K Liquid Propane 360-Degree Tank Top Heater - Walmart.com
You should look at these. Don't know what you can afford. There are smaller ones that use the little propane bottles.
The indoor ones typically run from around $90 to $160.
This one is safe for indoors and will heat 200 sq ft.
Mr. Heater Portable Buddy Heater - Walmart.com
I have one of these sitting on my desk:
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Lesko My Heat - 200 watts so doesn't use a lot of electricity but heats the area around my desk and heats our not that large bathroom pretty well. $20 at Amazon or Office Dept. Because my desk is flanked by too non-thermal windows, it is chilly in my corner so I use it a lot so that we don't have to turn up the thermostat in the whole house and it has proved to be very durable.
I would imagine one or two of these would knock the chill in a small RV or certainly in the area where you are.
Just got back from vet...Karma is doing well. Got her a case of hills TX food cuz she is running out, she got a blood test to check for heartworm cuz up north he said it's bad with the skeeters and heart worm and gave her a 6 month supply...ANSI checked her from head to tail, snipped her toenails, agreed to take her for his own if something ever happens to me and mrg, and then refused payment! So yes, there are angels here after all. He flat refused payment...Which totaled at least $225.00.
I told him he is still our vet....I am just "visiting mrg but here is still home and he said that's a fine plan[emoji6].
Now we are back in the RV, trying to stay warm and dry cuz we are being socked again with another big storm for the next couple of days. It's heading east, so get prepped!
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Most of the stuff I have gotten is just a picture for directions with no words..But being the genius, I usually discard the idiot sheet and use my superior skills to get those extra parts I find myself with when done...It is a challenge to read Chinese instructions, but not impossible..Thanks, and how are things going with you lately? Well I hope.
Can't complain. Well I can actually. Hombre and I used a generous gift certificate from our friend who was thanking us for boarding her beloved mini doxie for so long and we decided to use it to replace our two office chairs that are literally falling apart.
So we ordered the chairs--we read the reviews and they got 5 stars EXCEPT that everybody said how difficult they were to put together. But we blew that off--we had put a lot of stuff like that together and how hard could it be?
So now I have a partially assembled one-day-to-be-beautiful chair taking up a lot of our entryway--the other one is still in the box--and one extremely frustrated husband and they will stay that way until Thursday when our much younger neighbor across the street can get here with all his fancy metric tools and help finish the job.
But I guess if that is our worst problem right now, we're doing okay.
That is frustrating though. I hate putting things like that together. I'd rather buy it already assembled and have it delivered. It's worth the extra cost, if you ask me.
Impossible for me. I get tickled sometimes when we get instructions with stuff that are written in English, French, Spanish, Chinese etc. Just goes to show how international the world has become.
Most of the stuff I have gotten is just a picture for directions with no words..But being the genius, I usually discard the idiot sheet and use my superior skills to get those extra parts I find myself with when done...It is a challenge to read Chinese instructions, but not impossible..Can't complain. Well I can actually. Hombre and I used a generous gift certificate from our friend who was thanking us for boarding her beloved mini doxie for so long and we decided to use it to replace our two office chairs that are literally falling apart.
So we ordered the chairs--we read the reviews and they got 5 stars EXCEPT that everybody said how difficult they were to put together. But we blew that off--we had put a lot of stuff like that together and how hard could it be?
So now I have a partially assembled one-day-to-be-beautiful chair taking up a lot of our entryway--the other one is still in the box--and one extremely frustrated husband and they will stay that way until Thursday when our much younger neighbor across the street can get here with all his fancy metric tools and help finish the job.
But I guess if that is our worst problem right now, we're doing okay.
That is frustrating though. I hate putting things like that together. I'd rather buy it already assembled and have it delivered. It's worth the extra cost, if you ask me.
Impossible for me. I get tickled sometimes when we get instructions with stuff that are written in English, French, Spanish, Chinese etc. Just goes to show how international the world has become.
Back in Kansas I directed our church choir. And I frequently had to remind the choir members that if they had notes left over at the end of the song, don't sing them.
I just read through some literature on these, these models are outdoor use only!!!Meanwhile, mrg and I just finished sawing those huge branches into firewood that fell during that last storm. Now I am all sappy and itchy, but they have firewood to keep themselves warm while we freeze out here in the RV. At least they are allowing us to use it until we head up north...So that's a plus. I guess. My sappy hands hurt and mrgs knees are throbbing, but between the two of us, we got er Dunn.
Our new housemate called us last night for advice on how to tarp his roof since a new storm is heading his way...And we told him what to do until we can get there to help. No rest for the weary, but soon we will be in a real house in our own room...Bar nothing bad happens between now and then.
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Dyna Glo 9,000 - 15,000-BTU Liquid Propane Heater Single Tank Top Match Light, TT15CDGP - Walmart.com
Dyna-Glo 40K Liquid Propane 360-Degree Tank Top Heater - Walmart.com
You should look at these. Don't know what you can afford. There are smaller ones that use the little propane bottles.
The indoor ones typically run from around $90 to $160.
This one is safe for indoors and will heat 200 sq ft.
Mr. Heater Portable Buddy Heater - Walmart.com
I have one of these sitting on my desk:
View attachment 107296
Lesko My Heat - 200 watts so doesn't use a lot of electricity but heats the area around my desk and heats our not that large bathroom pretty well. $20 at Amazon or Office Dept. Because my desk is flanked by too non-thermal windows, it is chilly in my corner so I use it a lot so that we don't have to turn up the thermostat in the whole house and it has proved to be very durable.
I would imagine one or two of these would knock the chill in a small RV or certainly in the area where you are.
I hope you keep it facing away from your PC! Computers and heat don't go well together.
Most of the stuff I have gotten is just a picture for directions with no words..But being the genius, I usually discard the idiot sheet and use my superior skills to get those extra parts I find myself with when done...It is a challenge to read Chinese instructions, but not impossible..That is frustrating though. I hate putting things like that together. I'd rather buy it already assembled and have it delivered. It's worth the extra cost, if you ask me.
Impossible for me. I get tickled sometimes when we get instructions with stuff that are written in English, French, Spanish, Chinese etc. Just goes to show how international the world has become.
Back in Kansas I directed our church choir. And I frequently had to remind the choir members that if they had notes left over at the end of the song, don't sing them.
off topic that video of that fox in your avatar is awesome viewing
I like the propane one. Electric heaters wouldn't suit us if we are back in our cars. No electric.
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Just checking in. Went to costco today and bought a pressure cooker than also works as a slow cooker, a rice cooker, etc. I'm looking forward to trying it.
