still thinking warm thoughts,but its not working

larry@stinescorner · Jan 7, 2014

its cold and windy here in nj
Post some more warm photos,it may help?

donjr · Jan 7, 2014

Ain't workin. My mind is thinkin warm- my azz is thinkin COLD.....

Allan in NE · Jan 7, 2014

That reminds me; still gotta replace that noisey blower motor!

Allan

farmerwithmutt · Jan 7, 2014

looks like warm =work but cold =wood stove easy chair.spent yesterday burning trees

Vito · Jan 7, 2014

Larry,

You still working or get a seasonal lay off?

Vito

samn40 · Jan 7, 2014

You think snow is bad? This house in Devon England was flooded so often the homeowner built a 6 foot flood bank around the property. This is how it looks at present!
Sam

Traditional Farmer · Jan 7, 2014

I'm buring the Black Locust that I packed back for real cold weather and its keeping the house almost hot.

larry@stinescorner · Jan 7, 2014

I just took my wife to work,she works about two miles from home, I dont feel too good about that,but she is ok with it,I do clean the house and cook,,,,,and I do like to go to the freezer and use some of the stuff we froze,that makes me feel a little better. But I still get a feeling of guilt not working.

nybadlybent · Jan 7, 2014

Sun is shinning so bright through the kitchen window I had to put my sun glasses on to see my breakfast. The wood burning stove is so hot I almost burned my eyes looking at it and yet I can't seem to visualize spring . Guess I will just have to wait a few more months.
Hope everyone is staying warm.

ss55 · Jan 7, 2014

It's working! Keep thinking those warm thoughts.

It's warming up in central Minnesota so the warmer weather will eventually move east.
Monday morning was -27F, afternoon high was -14F.
This morning is -9F, should get up to a high of zeroF today.
It reaches average highs of around 20F on Friday.
By Sunday we are forcast to reach a high near 30F.

Keep thinking warm, it's working.

Vito · Jan 7, 2014

I here you there.Been a little slow myself.I do the same things around the house including the laundry and taking the boys to all their activities.

The good news is i have somethings starting up tomorrow for a little while.
Vito

Anonymous-0 · Jan 7, 2014

that pix reminds me of the fly over pix of my cousins farm on the OHIgher and higher river bottoms during flood of 1964,, cept they had cows around the house and equipment and trux loaded with hay ,, hale of a mess ,funny back then ,my 4 yr old cousin ray maeser coined the phrase ohi-gher and higher river ///////////,you could warm up by watchin magnum pi .. lol ,/,. or think about the hottest ya got last summer ,or use transcendental meditation of putting hay in the barn ,,unplugging the machines , ,, ahh-heck stop !,havin trouble beggin for my next breath ,lol,,, too da mmiserable humid, sultry as hale ...

Mark-Mi · Jan 7, 2014

Hurry Larry. It's six below here and I am freezin my tail off.

Chris Jones · Jan 7, 2014

I'd assume he'd have to be running a couple pumps too as surely water would be coming out of saturated ground in there. Or does it stay dry on it's own? And for that matter how does he handle rain on the property when it's not flooded around him--seems if he has a drain through the dam it'd be running in reverse now.

omahagreg · Jan 7, 2014

This was at the Waverly Nebraska tractor show! Always the 3rd weekend of July-so usually HOT!!! Maybe this will help!

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