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Who has their stove off ?

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  1. bogieb

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    Might actually see a little sun today and get some solar gain. Haven't seen the big yellow ball in the sky since Saturday, and it has been cool and rainy the whole time too, so stoves have been working steadily. Still cloudy and drizzling, but I could see a peak of rays over the horizon as I was getting to work.
     
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    "The Sun will come out tomorrow, bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow, there'll be Sun.." :singingintherain:

    :ups: Here comes the Sun !!!
     
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    Ah, no. No sun here till maybe next week. :(

    I guess the new plants I put in will like all the rain.
     
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    There is a bright side to that (see what I did there? :rofl: :lol:), the new plants will not only like the rain, but for a bonus, the cloudiness will lessen any shock from being transplanted.
     
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    What is this thing you call sun? :confused:

    We do need this rain, Lawn/plants are lovin it. Sure hope the sun pops out for the weekend.
     
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    Well, I didn't actually see that thing called the sun, just the first beginning rays (a short sliver between the cloud shelf and the horizon). I think if you weren't up and out, and facing the right direction at 5:45 AM (in my little corner of the world), you missed the entire showing. Completely gray out now :(
     
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    Poured down last night about 7:30

    Cool this morning and little stove is ON
    The Chupi cat suggested that it was a good idea to build a fire.
     
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    Really looking forward to a non-raining day also. * Our grass is greening up nicely, though.

    The Boss is fully in plant-shopping mode - I'm sure I'll be digging in mud this weekend.

    Need more (plants and) Smoothies.. :D
     
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    That's why I fired them up before she got home :thumbs:
     
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    Another day of working in the rain again , Gortex rain suit has been getting a work out this week , worth the extra $$ :yes:
     
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    Been digging in the mud here , Rob you better take some time off and get your blood alcohol level , back where it needs to be :yes::pete::cheers:
     
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    Lighting the stove as soon as I get home. 45 and rainy here. Miserable! On the bright side, the lawn is thriving.
     
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    About the same here just fired mine up :cheers:
     
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    Gore Tex is good stuff. I've found Frogg Toggs work well too. I had to work outside during the last time we had big rain from a hurricane, about 4 years ago(?).....they passed the test.
     
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    I've had my toggs for years. ;)

    Fished through some nasty weather and came home bone dry. :banana:
     
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    :thumbs:
     
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    Stove off now, and likely will be through the night.

    Probably re-fire it in the morning for a bit.
     
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    Both of mine are burning here now and for the past several days , been cold azz damp and rainy :(
     
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    Mine is off, Dark and dreary out. But warmer than the last coupla days. It'l be on a lil later I'm sure!

    Might see some sun tomorrow....... Hope so anyway!!
     
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    85 F outside now.

    Off for the time being.

    Cool nights coming, may need a spot fire in a day or two.
     
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