Talk about your day thread

[Jorge]

That’s great Jorge. I did my first this summer and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. Big gratitude to be asked to support someone’s vision for such an important day. I got a real charge.

Yeah it's great. I was a little nervous this time around because, of the ceremonies I've done, this is the couple I'm the least close with; I'm only really friends with the bride, and I haven't known her for super long. But it all worked out great

[Chris_H_2]

That’s great Jorge. I did my first this summer and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. Big gratitude to be asked to support someone’s vision for such an important day. I got a real charge.

Yeah it's great. I was a little nervous this time around because, of the ceremonies I've done, this is the couple I'm the least close with; I'm only really friends with the bride, and I haven't known her for super long. But it all worked out great

My niece just got engaged. I told them that if they don’t get married in the church, I could officiate. It was (kind of) a joke. But they agreed, and are now leaning that way. I’m terrified and filled with regret.

[Jorge]

That’s great Jorge. I did my first this summer and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. Big gratitude to be asked to support someone’s vision for such an important day. I got a real charge.

Yeah it's great. I was a little nervous this time around because, of the ceremonies I've done, this is the couple I'm the least close with; I'm only really friends with the bride, and I haven't known her for super long. But it all worked out great

My niece just got engaged. I told them that if they don’t get married in the church, I could officiate. It was (kind of) a joke. But they agreed, and are now leaning that way. I’m terrified and filled with regret.

As long as you keep from openly wishing for the death of any elderly guests you will be fine

[Chris_H_2]

That’s great Jorge. I did my first this summer and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. Big gratitude to be asked to support someone’s vision for such an important day. I got a real charge.

Yeah it's great. I was a little nervous this time around because, of the ceremonies I've done, this is the couple I'm the least close with; I'm only really friends with the bride, and I haven't known her for super long. But it all worked out great

My niece just got engaged. I told them that if they don’t get married in the church, I could officiate. It was (kind of) a joke. But they agreed, and are now leaning that way. I’m terrified and filled with regret.

As long as you keep from openly wishing for the death of any elderly guests you will be fine

See, that’s what makes this tough …

[96583UP]

tell her you can't do it because you believe that true love can only exist between two consenting adult males

[96583UP]

it's cold as a mfer here today but i still made it out to the bagel shop to get provisions

ready to stay indoors and watch F1 and football and maybe do some light exercise

[E.H. Ruddock]

it's cold as a mfer here today but i still made it out to the bagel shop to get provisions

ready to stay indoors and watch F1 and football and maybe do some light exercise

Go Max

[96583UP]

it's cold as a mfer here today but i still made it out to the bagel shop to get provisions

ready to stay indoors and watch F1 and football and maybe do some light exercise

Go Max

he had a great start

looks to have found his groove back

[wease]

So in February, we will have been in this house for 4 years. Some of you may recall it’s 120+ years old. So areas of drafts in winter we pretty much expect. Odds and ends things just come with a house this old. Well, every winter we’ve been in it, the back of the house is always like 20 or so degrees cooler than the front of the house. There is ductwork running to that area of the house, but they’re the farthest away from the unit so it doesn’t really help that much. On mornings where the temp outside is, say below 30, the back of the house is in the 40s. So about a week ago whenever it started getting down into the 30s here at night I started thinking about this. The lady we bought the house from practically only lived in the back of the house. She never used the front for anything. And she had to be keeping herself warm in the winter. Hell, we bought it in February and it wasn’t cold back there then. We have a gas fireplace in the very back room. It hasn’t been on since we moved in because we could never find how to turn it on. Determined, today I started pulling and tugging all over the front of this thing and low and behold I found the panel from which this thing operates. Got it on and it’s been going for about 3 hours now. To the point it’s actually hot back there. I feel like an imbecile for not figuring this out before but also feel great that it won’t be freezing cold in the back of the house this winter. Hopefully, running this thing won’t raise our utilities too much.

[VinylGuy]

well done!!

i found out an old power switch a few years ago in my moms house, which was hidden and because of a huge storm i had one night was having a leak and nearly killed me and burn out the house.

So yeah, houses right?

[wease]

We still have a number of wall switches throughout the house that don’t do anything as far as we can tell. Bizarre.

[Rangi Guy]

We still have a number of wall switches throughout the house that don’t do anything as far as we can tell. Bizarre.

We have that too! So many of them

[wease]

We still have a number of wall switches throughout the house that don’t do anything as far as we can tell. Bizarre.

We have that too! So many of them

There are three of those multi switches that have three in them and only one in each of them work.

[spike]

We still have a number of wall switches throughout the house that don’t do anything as far as we can tell. Bizarre.

We have that too! So many of them

There are three of those multi switches that have three in them and only one in each of them work.

this always made us nervous at the lakehouse. assumed faulty wiring in the walls.

[Chris_H_2]

So in February, we will have been in this house for 4 years. Some of you may recall it’s 120+ years old. So areas of drafts in winter we pretty much expect. Odds and ends things just come with a house this old. Well, every winter we’ve been in it, the back of the house is always like 20 or so degrees cooler than the front of the house. There is ductwork running to that area of the house, but they’re the farthest away from the unit so it doesn’t really help that much. On mornings where the temp outside is, say below 30, the back of the house is in the 40s. So about a week ago whenever it started getting down into the 30s here at night I started thinking about this. The lady we bought the house from practically only lived in the back of the house. She never used the front for anything. And she had to be keeping herself warm in the winter. Hell, we bought it in February and it wasn’t cold back there then. We have a gas fireplace in the very back room. It hasn’t been on since we moved in because we could never find how to turn it on. Determined, today I started pulling and tugging all over the front of this thing and low and behold I found the panel from which this thing operates. Got it on and it’s been going for about 3 hours now. To the point it’s actually hot back there. I feel like an imbecile for not figuring this out before but also feel great that it won’t be freezing cold in the back of the house this winter. Hopefully, running this thing won’t raise our utilities too much.

The ghosts that have been occupying that house aren’t gonna like this one bit wease.

[wease]

So in February, we will have been in this house for 4 years. Some of you may recall it’s 120+ years old. So areas of drafts in winter we pretty much expect. Odds and ends things just come with a house this old. Well, every winter we’ve been in it, the back of the house is always like 20 or so degrees cooler than the front of the house. There is ductwork running to that area of the house, but they’re the farthest away from the unit so it doesn’t really help that much. On mornings where the temp outside is, say below 30, the back of the house is in the 40s. So about a week ago whenever it started getting down into the 30s here at night I started thinking about this. The lady we bought the house from practically only lived in the back of the house. She never used the front for anything. And she had to be keeping herself warm in the winter. Hell, we bought it in February and it wasn’t cold back there then. We have a gas fireplace in the very back room. It hasn’t been on since we moved in because we could never find how to turn it on. Determined, today I started pulling and tugging all over the front of this thing and low and behold I found the panel from which this thing operates. Got it on and it’s been going for about 3 hours now. To the point it’s actually hot back there. I feel like an imbecile for not figuring this out before but also feel great that it won’t be freezing cold in the back of the house this winter. Hopefully, running this thing won’t raise our utilities too much.

The ghosts that have been occupying that house aren’t gonna like this one bit wease.

Damn! You may be right

[96583UP]

powerful gas fireplace don't fk around

[wease]

Father-in-Law is having gallbladder surgery this afternoon. Mrs Wease asked her mom a few days ago if they just wanted to stay with us after the surgery since they live an hour away and it would most likely be dark by the time he was ready to leave. She said no…

Until about 2 hours ago. They decided he could just sleep on our fold-out couch and MiL will sleep in the guest room. So now I just finished the Emergency Quick Clean. This is worse than a pop-in visit.

[wease]

And now they’re not staying. They got a hotel room

[spike]

haha wtf