Pellet heads!! What's up today?

Here's a pic so you can share in my joy.

The apple trees haven't dropped all their leaves yet. The white stuff is clinging to them and makes for a nice winter-ish scene.

 

broke out of denial and cleaned the vent today.
i probably could have gotten away with just cleaning the cap, but now i can do that for the rest of the season.
praise be 4" pipe.
going out this afternoon to the best restaurant in the area for burgers and onion rings and beer.
this place and our pizza shop are the culinary saving graces of this little hamlet.
well, the restaurant is one town over, but still.
besides a few friends, the food is just about the only thing i miss from portland oregon.
thankfully, mrs. earl is old fashioned in regards to cooking.

 

Doing leaf work today with some molson xxx.

 

Just got the electric bill and saved 100 $ so far from switching to pellets versus my old electric heat .

 

excellent, Russell.

 

Feel the same way about the Boston area*-but I can still visit there now and then

 

Not liking. Keep dat chit up your way.

 

I hear the grill callin' me...... burgers & baked beans, and a salad sound good while I watch the Xfinity race on DVR.

 

And the tub/shower is in!!! Get to really get clean tomorrow morning (gotta let the caulk set up). I love my plumber! He was here 6 hours, installed all new plumbing, set up the surround, gave me new drain plumbing for my vanity (the old one, but I had moved it from its previous position, so needed adjustments made), took his time with the caulking to make sure it looked perfect, was a great conversationalist, and only charged just over $400. I really expected much more than that for all the copper pipe he had to use. But unlike the electrician, his parts charge is pretty much at his cost.



Anyone in NH looking for a plumber (after hours / weekends), PM me and I will give you contact info

 

I had to google her ,never heard of her, eye candy

 

the only reason I watch the show

 

That show would earn me a one-way trip to the woodshed, without a blanket..
It may be worth it.

 

Yes, I am......and it was delicious!!! And all washed down with a cold Yuengling light....Ahhhhhhhhh.

 

Bought a couple bags of American Pellet Company pellets (made in Corunna, MI). Figured I'd give them a shot as they've been turning up quite a bit.

They're a hardwood/softwood blend. Very small pellets (like Somersets). Smell is good. Only negative so far is a lot of fines in the bottom of the bag. We'll see how they burn.