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.

If car starts charge it there.

I have several Mophies that are charged and ready to go if power is out and phone needs charging. Of

Writing my first novel.
Sowing parsley, lettuce, and spinach seeds.

Well since I grew up w/o the benefit of WiFi (am 57 👨🏻‍🦳) I would do what I used to do when stuck inside >> read a good book.

Are you really worried about boredom and not freezing? Wow, I spend all day with screens more than any human should but I am truly flummoxed by your idea that if we lose electricity the biggest challenge will be the crushing boredom. Have you never been in a house where the inside air temperature got below 45 ? I remember sitting with my mother in bed with an ironing board with every candle we could find to burn burning on it in a 2 day power outage. I promise you we were not bored.

Assuming the small change I were facing "boredom" I am thinking that the current snow will be awesome for snowmen and sculptures, I still have 5 voluems left of Proust to read. Not to mention poetry. I can make pasta the old fashioned way. My son has a really cool marble run set. We have three jigsaw puzzles. Cards. I have some papers I'd love to read for my job as a professor and correct that are easy enough to read on my ipad or printed (as they are already printed). and yes, I have a full tank of gas and multiple batteries to charge .

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How do you guys heat your home? Do you have pellet stoves or something?

I don't think we will lose power, but if we did, it would NOT be pleasant when the heat is gone.

Gas

A standard gas furnace still needs electricity to run...

Anonymous wrote:How do you guys heat your home? Do you have pellet stoves or something?

I don't think we will lose power, but if we did, it would NOT be pleasant when the heat is gone.

Gas

Bedroom activities.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Peg my husband

??

What do you mean ??

Girl…

How do you guys heat your home? Do you have pellet stoves or something?

I don't think we will lose power, but if we did, it would NOT be pleasant when the heat is gone.

Anonymous wrote:Peg my husband

??

What do you mean ??

Bought a few books at bookstore today so I would read and declutter. I’ll probably download British bake off episodes and a couple movies too.

Anonymous wrote:Eat food, play games, do the puzzle I got for christmas, clean out my desk, play guitar/uke, take a long bath, read, knit something, take a nap, shovel some snow, eat something else..

How do you get hot water without electricity for the bath?

Eat food, play games, do the puzzle I got for christmas, clean out my desk, play guitar/uke, take a long bath, read, knit something, take a nap, shovel some snow, eat something else..

To the probable troll who keeps talking about phone batteries dying: https://www.amazon.com/Anker-Portable-Charger-Battery-Included-dp-B0FM2X9H9H

I have a smaller "lipstick" style battery in my purse, and one of these that lives in my suitcase. My kids have the same setup. I also have a couple of older/larger versions that still function fine. We've had ample notice of this storm so they're all charged. I can recharge my phone, like, 6 or 7 times before even needing to worry about it. I have a powerstation if/when these give out, or if I feel like running the router or other things.

This is basic readiness. It's not that deep.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Have sex.

Bs its way to cold for all that!

So you’re one of the pathetic sexless marriage people?