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We share that experience and opinion, Butch. Good on you, Brian. What comes around goes around.. you help look out for them and they will do the same for you. Plus, they are really fun people to share food and music with, the women are beautiful and tireless, the men magnificent workers. A...

M and I have been making sawdust and firewood this week...got 4 cords of rarely available to us maple cut, split, loaded, hauled, and stacked in the sheds so far. My right elbow hurts some :). Another few loads to go, maybe another couple of cords. Should be on the fuel schedule about 2018 or...

I think it's statistically more risky to drive to the work site than to do the tree work.

Git 'er done, Stephen. :)

Criminal activity like that is an albatross around the neck of many a shifty character. :D

Awesome trip.

Right you are...I'm sure the name of the ball derived from the difficulty of making solid contact...knuckleballs for the common man, so to speak :).

Whiffed used to mean swinging at a pitch wildly, getting nothing but air and a strike on the count. Baseball terminology/slang. Seems appropriate to apply the term to any fail. :)

There goes all the Skwerl's money...:D.

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First lesson: be on the landing at 0430 every work day, after an hour and a half drive...if the side is close to town.

Reckon that would make y'all even, then. :D

Most likely...so do I get Trevin? I sorta figure the twins are a package deal. :D

Deal!

Good luck with that, Willie...btw, afterwards can I have the Boxer and Jer's 090? :lol:

KWH rates here in the PNW are more favorable than much of the rest of the US, too. Those salmon killing hydro dams on the Columbia River system churn out lots at relatively low cost...if you don't count the loss of the fish.

Better than the ol' "two steps forward and three steps back", Al. :)

We heat our water with electricity. Spread the energy source a little, was our thought when we built the house. Also, the location of our water heater was not real conducive to the exhaust vent requirement.

My electric use is around 500 kwh per month, on a yearly average. Runs 50-60 bucks a month. I hear people talk about power bills in the multiple hundreds...that would hurt. To get a fix on energy use in our home I also have to add in the propane use, for the kitchen range and the clothes...

Al, how do you do an energy audit?