What....who knew Denmark had wonderful water!
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Hi, Lyn! Thanks!
Unfortunately, jacques is back at the vets again. They are trying to figure out what's wrong, and I hesitate to say much here, since we have NO idea what's going on. I am considering posting the issues in the Heath thread.
But other than that, we are doing quite well, thanks.
Nice to see you are still here- glad your computer is cooperating!
Yeah they swan about thinking they own the place!
Beautiful pics!!
Night night Lena!
Good morning all. The sun is back out and we are forecast unseasonably warm weather for the next week or so. Just what I need to help my recovery
I am aware of what needs to be done to catch up with the chores backlog that has built up over the last few weeks. However, I am just going to have to resist the temptation to get stuck in and attempt to fix it all now. My energy levels are not ready for that yet.
Good to know that Sully has backup power...Sooooo, high winds today with the big storm approaching. Knocked a very tall tree down near here and BAM! power is down. Luckily......we had similar situations like this in the past and thats why I installed some solar panels that are connected to 4 deep cycle batteries. From battery we have DC to AC converter = POWER source.
Soooo two extension cords later and our internet router/connection is operational. Solar = connected
Heres the incident....wifey was nearby.
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Keep in mind (for if you upgrade your PV system or whatever), you don't have to power a refrigerator constantly... Just enough, intermittently, to hold temperatures down to an acceptable threshold. My parents have a generator for hurricane related power outages. It doesn't power everything, certainly not all the time, but the intermittent power strategy makes good use of their resources.We learned the hard way a few years ago. A big giant thunderstorm knocked power out to the entire region for many days, close to a week. No phones, no internet, no where to charge cell phones, etc. After this incident, I bought a few solar panels and deep cycle batteries. Simple system, won’t power the refridgerator, but will run a light or two, internet, charge phones. Etc.
Pace yourself, don't overdo it. We know you're a SuperMum... or is that a SuperJoesMum? Anyway, we don't want you having a relapse.Good morning all. The sun is back out and we are forecast unseasonably warm weather for the next week or so. Just what I need to help my recovery
I am aware of what needs to be done to catch up with the chores backlog that has built up over the last few weeks. However, I am just going to have to resist the temptation to get stuck in and attempt to fix it all now. My energy levels are not ready for that yet.
How many shoe inserts have you tried. I am having my best succes with Powesrstep Pinnacle max- I overpronate terribly. I hope you are not like my friend nothing worked for him and he finally had surgery. It relieved about 40% of the pain so not perfect.It started suddenly last Autumn and I have been doing the exercises and taking painkillers to try to alleviate it and it had eased off, but now all this hopping on it has brought it back with a vengeance. It's more comfortable to crawl about in my knee pads - not very dignified though!!
Keep in mind (for if you upgrade your PV system or whatever), you don't have to power a refrigerator constantly... Just enough, intermittently, to hold temperatures down to an acceptable threshold. My parents have a generator for hurricane related power outages. It doesn't power everything, certainly not all the time, but the intermittent power strategy makes good use of their resources.