My always been all over the place too. Heavy Metal, Jazz, Classical, R & B from the 60s/70s,Bluegrass Blues, Folk & lately a lot of Red Dirt. Drove to New Mexico to see Ray Wylie Hubbard & going to see Iron Maiden for the 4th next fall.
These days I’m singing and playing on ukulele a lot of the pop, rock, folk/rock songs I heard on the AM radio in the 60s/70s. So much fun, and a lot of the music stands the test of time very well indeed!
......almost makes me homesick, but when we got back to MN in mid-March a few years ago, and found myself doing this, is when we decided to start staying in AZ a little longer.I just finished plowing my driveway after two more inches last night.
I just finished plowing my driveway after two more inches last night.
I love the winter snow although I can do without the -33F temperatures and wind. At least it’s finally above zero.......almost makes me homesick, but when we got back to MN in mid-March a few years ago, and found myself doing this, is when we decided to start staying in AZ a little longer.
I try to listen to Casey Kasem’s Top 40 each week on the 70s channel. This week is from 1977.
Yeah, the Vikes may be kicking themselves for letting Sam go after JJ McCarthy's first two lack luster injury riddled seasons.
Yeah, when we were first getting started and living in a 12 yr old 10x48 two bedroom mobile home for five years while saving our nickels and dimes to build, I ended up fashioning some skirting out of some painted chipboard and banking the snow around it to keep the wind from pulling all the heat out from under the trailer. What a huge difference it made in both comfort, and furnace run time.
During my earlier aviation career as an A&P we had floor radiant heat in the hangar. More than one mechanic fell asleep on the floor!
I can believe it. My cat hangs around the floor near the furnace room.
Have several family members who lived in mobile homes...they are an adventure to be sure!
I’m sure floor radiant is the most cost effective. With forced air most of the heat rises to the ceiling. Anyone that has changed a ceiling light bulb knows that. But the heat rises slow from the floor and it’s not so warm up there.Did you have one of the 'dragon' heaters --- I don't know who made them, but they fit in a closet size opening and just were RIPPING hot. Mobile homes are completely different than RV's in so many ways....but freezing pipes, and bad heaters are common to both
I'd love to have radiant. Especially in my b . athroom - warm tile floors - can't beat it! I keep mine at 72 -- but thats completely different than Radiant. Have you done a comparison of cost to operates? I'm curiuos which is more efficent -- forced air or radiant. I'm going to guess its radiant as you wouldn' thave the constant warm/cool cycles....
I can see the nose-to-tail conga line of cats beause most asuredly, they would find the warmest section of the floor. As I write this, I have 1 bathroom floor register that is the gathering point for several every morning as we wake up the house...sometimes resulting in skirmishes. The fact there is a baseboard register 6 feet away in the next room that they ignore is a little strange.
As close to that as I can come is the raised floor data center, where we found the output of the chillers kept certain adult beverages and the perfect temperature
We're at 38 right now with absolutely clear blue skies. Temperatures should be edging up near mid 40's and possibly even the 50's and mid 50's early next week. I'm so ready for a slight break in the temperatures.