S/O - How will you pass your time if you are snowed in with no WiFi and electricity....

[Anonymous]

snow graffiti

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This isn’t going to happen. Also, we have unlimited cellular data.

...until your phone runs out of power.

If car starts charge it there.

[Anonymous]

Have sex.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Have sex.

Liar. No one is having sex because of all the microplastics have made us sexless. Plus, most people barely tolerate their spouses according to the relationship forum!

[Anonymous]

S$x

[Anonymous]

I’ll read K level books to DH because his parents only told him non-fiction stories about money when he was a kid. No bedtime reading.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Have sex.

Bs its way to cold for all that!

[Anonymous]

All my normal hobbies work in a power outage - reading, puzzles, cross stitch, workout

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ll read K level books to DH because his parents only told him non-fiction stories about money when he was a kid. No bedtime reading.

You need to thank your ILs if your DH made bank!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This isn’t going to happen. Also, we have unlimited cellular data.

...until your phone runs out of power.

Solar powered battery charger.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m gonna drink wine and then shop online so that all week a bunch of surprise gifts are gonna arrive in the mail for me.

Good plan!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This isn’t going to happen. Also, we have unlimited cellular data.

...until your phone runs out of power.

Charge your phone in your car.

...until your car runs out of gas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Have sex.

Liar. No one is having sex because of all the microplastics have made us sexless. Plus, most people barely tolerate their spouses according to the relationship forum!

Speak for yourself

[Anonymous]

When it happened to us, it went better that I thought it would. Tried to get as much as possible done during daylight hours and we went to sleep early. During the day we caught up on work, read, did puzzles (puzzles were a family obsession during Covid lockdown too), etc.

Also for warmth, wearing a hat to bed was key. Sweaters, warm sweats, blankets, etc helped and warm socks, but the hat really made it so I could feel warm enough to go to sleep.

[Anonymous]

Plan putting in a generator... we'll be warm and learned from past times.